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I'm installing a basement subfloor, and am having trouble figuring out what
to do with the existing toilet hookup. The closet flange for the toilet is set directly into the concrete and once I add the subfloor it's obviously too low (2 1/8" to be exact). I can't seem to find an extension kit bigger than 7/16", and supposedly you can only stack 4 of those (leaving me short still). I can't be the first person to do this... any suggestions other than ripping up the concrete and extending the pipe? Thanks! Kevin |
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