First off, I'd like to say, thank you good sir. This is exactly the process I needed. Secondly, I'd give 2 thumbs up if I could. This is my kinda video. No B.S. No fluff. Just action, and at a pace that anyone that should be doing this job, would comprehend. You are appreciated.

You didn't add any background music. Good. That newest like is from me! Good job!

This was very helpful to me. My new toilet recommended the flange to sit on top of the finished floor so this setup would have been perfect

Nice job man. Thanks for the upload. I have been known to beat a tapcon into its' final position with a hammer when they refuse to go in proper, you know, just that last little bit where they'll either break off or you'll have to pull it out & drill deeper. Ya, a hammer gets that last bit real nice.

Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I need to do!

In most of the flange replacements you would use a PVC Primer, and Cement. I can only assume with the rubber threaded black gasket, the PVC Primer and Glue are no longer necessary. This is the primary reason I was looking at this video...just to get confirmation that this was not needed. I guess I got it, but I didn't see it used here. I believe one could also use a product like liquid nailes rather than drilling the hole for the 4 screws into the cement. I think I like this better as the liquid nail provides more bonding area. But either way will work.

That seal is good I would have loaded silicone on the perimeter or the rubber. Also use a fat wax seal. First floors always overflow if the outdoor is clogged.

I guess you installed the bolts that stand up to attach the toilet when the cement (or mortar) was still wet. Otherwise, cement may be in the way when you install these bolts. Also, apparently in the past, the flange was set in place by PVC glue. It would seem the PVC glue would outlast the rubber gasket but it makes for easier install. Probably not a big issue however. Good video.

Good job sir 👍

Was it set flush to the finished floor? Looks a little above. I just had one of these flanges break at the bolt slot and wondering if I should use again or just glue one in.

What is the liquid in the spray bottle?

What problem did you face from placing the flange above the finished floor?

can this be used for PVC pipe? it said for cast iron.

You set the flange flush so that the base of the toilet sits on the floor without requiring shims, correct?

I bought a 4'' one of these for my 4" cast iron pipe, but I'm really struggling to get it to sit in the pipe. The rubber gasket rides up, rather than following the threads. Any tips?

What where the sizes of the tapcon screws and the size of the holes that were drilled to fasten the flange to the mortar?

i did this same exact thing 6 months ago. it just recently started leaking again. Do you guys have any advice on what wax ring to use? The wax rings that come with a cone dont seem to fit. The last time i took a wax ring with no cone and molded it to this specific shape. any advice would be greatly appreciated.

The problem is sometimes there is a gap outside the pipe and you don't have anything to drill into to hold down the flag. What is the liquid for? to do what?

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what is the liquid compound you are using?

Can this be used on a abs pipe ?

Can you just twist it in without using a drill?

nicely done. sucks you had to reinstall

While I don’t need any music, some words about what you were doing would be amazing! Most KZfaq plumbers narrate the process, I bet a ton of other people would really appreciate it (besides myself :-) But I know when I do any plumbing, I’m mainly cussing 🤬

Nothing to but to do it