Another excellent video - very detailed, every step shown, great visuals and editing, do's/don'ts, with no extra fluff or unnecessary filler. The best DIY instructor on YT, by far!

Just a thought. A better idea than only using wood shims is to use grout. After you level with wood shims, apply grout around the base, pushing the grout under the base. Clean away the excess grout and let it dry. Then caulk around the base, sealing in the grout. Why? Wood rots over time. Grout is inorganic cement and limestone. It is impervious to water, heat, and pressure. When the wood fails over time, the grout keeps the toilet stable. I would not do this on a job because it adds time, but for my home I do.

for those who have struggles lining up the bowl with the bolts. i find it easier when possible to take the tank off to the side by unscrewing the nuts dragging the bowl forward while lifting enough so its not touching the wax ring and look at both sides to get an idea of where the bolts should be. then after making final level adjustments i drop it down and sit on the toilet and press on the seal then hook my tank back up level and done. other tip if you have a leaking shut off that wont close all the way take the handle off and use pliers for that last turn if not use a small bucket to catch water until the toilets in. or buy one of those 1/4 shut off hoses and screw it on to the existing shut off.

Excellent video! I've been doing a lot of projects myself this year to save $ and you're content has been super helpful in educating me on so many things. Keep up the great work!

Really enjoyed the video. It was very informative and I was able to follow the steps very easily

Amazing breakdown from start to finish thanks for the tutorial! 🤝

Perfect work

Your videos are very well done. Thanks.

Really appreciate your content, keep up the great work.

Excellent instructions! Thank you!

Please wear hearing protection, too!

Good stuff as always brother. Cool to see that you got a sponsor too 🤙 Hope all is well!!

Great thanks now I got the power to set up the toilette

Nice job, but those shark bites are a gamble long term. That ability to rotate on the pipe can cause a small leak years later. It’s best to use the pex stops or stub out with copper and use the compression stops.

A couple points of consideration. You installed the toilet flange on top of the floating vinyl floor and screwed it down to the vinyl floor. The vinyl floor should have been cut out around the perimeter of the flange. Floating floors should never be secured down with fasteners. As the floor expands and contracts, it may buckle. Same issue with installing the vanity. It should never be installed on top of a floating floor. The floor should be installed around the perimeter of the vanity with the appropriate expansion/contraction gap.

Thx for the video

Excellent video

Are there options, with say specific toilet manufacturers or class of toilets where the bottoms are made with more precision and tighter tolerances in their molds so they sit flat without having to utilize any wooden shims?

Good video, thanks for the effort. Is that 11.5 inch centerline from wall an anomally because I thought they were all supposed to be 12" seems like it perhaps could cause a space issue for a toilet possibly??

I am passionate about your project ,i want work with you am a plumbing.

Your videos help me a lot. Do you have one on how to install bathtub?

Great Video! How do I deal with a 4" PVC drain coming out of concrete floor that is extremely tight for a male toilet flange? First attempt the flange did not seat flush to floor. It stopped about 1/2" high. I'm ready to seat another flange but need suggestions on how to get the flange down the tight pipe. Use more glue and go deeper with the glue? Appreciate any tips! Thanks

What happens if a new homeowner wants to install new flooring in 5-10 years? Will they have to remove the flange or just install the new flooring up to the flange?

Wao bro thanks you save me from 1500 that they want charge me for install my toilet in my house appreciate that

I think those were wooden shims that were used. I feel much better using plastic ones.

I prefer to use fluid master than waxes, because if you don't put well at the first time you will need to remove it and that damage the wax...

How do you replace the sharkbite shut-off with it pushed up to the pipe cover? Is there a way?

best to install toilet before the floor bro

great video can you put the shark max fitting in the ground?

Do you have a preference of brand of toilet you use in all your builds, personally weve always used Amercian Standard, always great quality, never had any issues.

This is great! However I broke the flange by over tightening. How can i replace a cemented (pvc) flange? I did find a repair kit, but... I'm on a cement slab

Note: All Plastic Flange Brake… Best To Use Plastic Flange With Stainless Mounting Ring

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Great job explaining the install. Big question here....How do you brush off the Monday morning plumber,construction and jackass quarterback comments? Drives me crazy and I wish these folks would zip it. Love your channel and keep up the good work.

That was a great video thank you. What do homeowners do when the 25 years has passed...start worrying about their plumbing with Sharkbites?

Ohh snap. Better hope your inspector doesn't measure that. Code is 12" your rough in forgot about 1/2" of drywall.

Use a "better than wax" ring and don't ever mess with those messy wax rings again. Better than wax is all I have used for years and years and have never had any problem with them.

Toilets ???! What the!? Team piss jugs and 5 gallon bucket with your sock