Use a steel ring and Tapcon concrete screws or you can use shields and regular screws.
The flange is there mainly to anchor the toilet to the floor. There is a replacement or repair ring available to fix this kind of problem. They are either brass or steel. Cut the rest of the ABS flange off flush with the floor and install the new ring by screwing it down to the floor with either concrete plugs and screws or there are screws available that will screw directly into the concrete. Make sure the new ring is in the right place so that the slots for the toilet anchor bolts are on the sides of the hole.
If you have pipe already in the floor sticking up, you get a toilet ring and screw it down to the concrete with anchors. The blue Tapcon work well for this if you have them where you are at. The ring can be PVC, brass or steel, it doesn't really matter. Install the ring and cut the pipe flush with the surface of the ring. If the drain is PVC, you can chisel out some around the pipe and glue the flange on to the pipe, but you still need to anchor it down. If you are pouring a new floor or running a new drain, use PVC and leave a foot or so above grade when you pour the cement. Then follow the steps above. The flange does not have to be attached to the pipe, the wax ring will seal the toilet to the pipe.
To properly install a toilet flange, first ensure the floor is clean and level. Place the flange over the waste pipe and secure it with screws. Make sure it is level with the floor. Connect the toilet to the flange using wax ring and bolts. Tighten the bolts evenly and test for leaks.
Yes, a toilet leaking from the floor can be fixed by replacing the wax ring seal between the toilet and the floor. This involves removing the toilet, replacing the wax ring, and reseating the toilet properly. It is recommended to seek professional help if you are not experienced with plumbing repairs.
You don't have to have one, it just makes it a little easier. As long as the drain is flush with the floor, you can drill into the concrete and us anchors to hold the toilet down. The down side is that they tend to corrode over time and become stuck in the concrete. If you ever have to remove the toilet, they can break and that makes putting the toilet back harder. You can just bolt a mounting ring to the floor and use regular toilet bolts to hold the toilet. These can be easily replaced if needed.
A toilet may leak from the bottom due to a damaged wax ring or a loose connection between the toilet and the floor. To fix this issue, the wax ring should be replaced or the toilet should be resealed to the floor.
To effectively seal a toilet to the floor, you can use a wax ring or a rubber gasket. Place the ring or gasket on the flange at the base of the toilet, then carefully lower the toilet onto the flange and press down firmly to create a tight seal. Finally, secure the toilet to the floor with bolts and nuts.
To replace toilet bolts without removing the toilet, you can use a bolt cutter to cut off the old bolts, then install new bolts and nuts in their place. Be sure to use a wax ring to seal the toilet to the floor.
To securely attach a toilet to the floor, you will need to use a wax ring and bolts. First, place the wax ring on the flange on the floor. Then, carefully lower the toilet onto the wax ring, making sure the bolts line up with the holes in the base of the toilet. Finally, tighten the nuts onto the bolts to secure the toilet in place. Be sure not to overtighten to avoid damaging the toilet or the flange.
To properly install a new toilet flange, first remove the old flange and clean the area. Place the new flange over the drain pipe and secure it with screws. Make sure it is level and flush with the floor. Finally, connect the toilet to the flange using a wax ring and bolts, then secure the toilet in place.
Sound like you have a clogged toilet and or a clog in your main drain under your toilet. Shut off water supply to toilet remove water from toilet tank. Puchase a wax ring for your toilet prior to disconnecting toilet from supply line and floor bolt on the right and left of your toilet. Remove toilet from floor if water is standing in pipe under where toilet was this is where your problem lies. If no water or clog present, turn toilet on side and lokk in hole at the bottomof toilet. Clear was is stuck in toilet clean off old wax ring install new one and put toilet back together.
To fix a toilet wax ring leak, you will need to remove the toilet, replace the wax ring, and then re-install the toilet. Make sure to clean the area thoroughly before installing the new wax ring to ensure a proper seal.