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Fixing toilet on "solid" floor
Hi all,
Don't know if any of you recall previous posts - but now about 50% through a major bathroom overhall - lots of issues along the way - but so far - so good! Room gutted. New tiled floor laid. And need to fit a new toilet. But - the floor tiles are *SO* hard - I can't drill the sods! Wasn't an issue when fitting as could diamond-cut them and all pipes were at the edge. But the toilet has brackets you fix (screw) to floor - then screw the toilet too. But there is little chance I can drill these holes in the floor. (Tried on test tiles with decent drill and bits.... and only just started to make a dent!!! So - thinking of alternative means. Thinking that I could use clear silicone sealant as a glue around (under) pedestal and use that to fix to the floor? Is that suitable? Any other options? Cheers! |
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