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Well here it is after a few years being used as a storage space.

It's been a while but I'm finally getting to it. So it appears that the height of the flange is about 3/16 inch above the cement board. The ring seems to fit around it okay. The finished floor is about an 1/8 inch above the top of the flange or ring. This will work, yes?

Ha... yeah but It's a nice setup. You shoulda seen the old one. Got two zones, new Buderus oil fired boiler, new tankless water heater, new oil feed from the tank and mostly all new pipes and a logamatic control.

There's no gas lines coming into this house.

Not sure what a tempering valve is. The black pipe going across the top is the cold water I believe. the other one coming down states 'hot pottable'. so if I shut off those two, I should be all set. Yes? Barry

Hi all... Can anyone tell from this picture, which valve I can turn to shut off the water? I don't care bout the baseboard heating. Just wanna drain the hot/cold water lines without turning off the main. Thanks, Barry

All, We are looking to install a 'rain' shower head and a regular one. So I'm curious as to what I need. 1 multi-choice valve and 1 diverter? Thx, Barry

Yep... Now to find a drain kit to fit my 20" Kohler without paying through the nose.

Thanks for the info guys. Offsetting is an easier way to go but I just might move it to where it should be.

One more question on this please... Do I need to move that trap exactly Underneath where the new tub drain is going? I have a new Kohler tub and the drain hole is some 4 inches further out and a couple inches to the right As you can see in the picture. So I was curious if I could come down...

Yeah that's what I figured. Someone had told me that they had never seen a trap below a tub but everything I've read says that there should be, which makes sense.

Hi all... I'm putting in a new tub and Looking at the plumbing below, there's a trap. Now I have to move the plumbing in 4 or 5 inches because of the configuration of the new tub. Now do I need a trap under my tub? The line Going up is the vent pipe. Thanks, Barry

Look like the ring will sit perfectly on top of the Durock. I can then tile right to the edge of the ring, yes?

Thanks John! Never thought of that but it is quite logical. I do have the ring - somewhere I think - . That piece allows for attaching the toilet to the flange, yes? That might also raise the total height of the flange.

Hello, Remodeling upstairs bath and its been going on for the longest time. Anyway, as it stands, the toilet flange sits about 5/8" off the floor of which is 2 layers of 1/2" plywood. Now I'm going to put down 1/2" Durock, then 1/4" tile. My thought was to install the toilet on top of the...

Thanks for the response. Ater renting one from HD 3 times in the past couple years (once this week), the handheld one not doing the job, and paying a big number to a plumber 3 years ago, I bought the K400 yesterday. Worked great. I think the clog was close in proximity to the toilet...

Hello, The other day the toilet was not draining, so I rented a snake from HD and after an hour or so of pushing the line through the main, the toilet flushed without backing up. Today after using the toilet... I'm using the sink and I hear gurgling sound and saw a few bubbles coming in the...

Hey all.. Hope I'm posting in the right place. My 2 year old Buderus (Logamatic R-2107) is spitting out a 'HDW PROD ERR' message on the display panel. This is an oil fired burner. I have two zones and when either zone requests heat, the TACO Zone Valve Control's red light illuminates for...

Hello, I'm hoping someone may know this. For hot water baseboard heating elements, there is a metal 'holder' that attaches to the bottom of the fins that sits on the brackets that attach to the back cover. I'm wondering if any of you know where I can purchase some. During remodeling...

Thanks... a "crapload of silicone" it is unless I remove that length of baseboard and use radiant heat under the floor. That baseboard unit also stops me from installing a 32" tub as opposed to a 30"