How big is this? Will it work for a recessed flange and uneven floor?
1700863
Yes,it will work great.I say use 2 seals if flange more than 3/8 inches below floor level as their video states at the sani seal site.,put a silicone bead top and bottom on both seals and install.I put in a 3/4 inch plywood floor,then laminate and this is about the best and easiest way to compensate for that distance out there.Its simple,and it works. I would also shim the toilet so it bolts down firmly and doesnt rock but I bet even a slight rock these seals will flex and not leak. Give it a try,I bet you will find its your solution.
1700864
Yes, My floor is uneven, and one toilet was recessed, the other stuck up too high. This worked for both quite well. Will never buy wax again.
1700865
The seal? About 1 1/4" thick. It certainly didn't work with my uneven floor. Just do it right and get the wax
1700866
Yes,it will work great.I say use 2 seals if flange more than 3/8 inches below floor level as their video states at the sani seal site.,put a silicone bead top and bottom on both seals and install.I put in a 3/4 inch plywood floor,then laminate and this is about the best and easiest way to compensate for that distance out there.Its simple,and it works.I would also shim the toilet so it bolts down firmly and doesnt rock but I bet even a slight rock these seals will flex and not leak.Give it a try,I bet you will find its your solution.
2165029
Neither a 1.5" or a 1.25" will fit into the flange. It is made for aluminum ladders which have a very thin wall.
1307139
It has adjustable feet on the front. I measured 34-1/2" to the top of the door hinge, but I have the foot raised higher on that side to accommodate an uneven floor. It could definitely be lowered to 34-1/4" or lower.
317049
I believe it will. I'm not in my office to measure, but the depth of mine was not big.
2147370
In general I would say yes. It will take up more space in the washroom. Almost every toilet has a different footprint on the floor but they are very similar. The most important thing is the distance from the back of the toilet to the centerline of the flange bolts. Most common is 12" but some are greater and some are less. Ones greater than 12" may be a problem as the toilet may have to be recessed into the wall or the flange plate for the plumbing would have to be moved. Either one of those problems would be very ugly and costly. In general the answer to your question would be not a problem and the footprint would be very similar. In general I would say yes. It will take up more space in the washroom. Almost every toilet has a different footprint on the floor but they are very similar. The most important thing is the distance from the back of the toilet to the centerline of the flange bolts. Most common is 12" but some are greater and some are less. Ones greater than 12" may be a problem as the toilet may have to be recessed into the wall or the flange plate for the plumbing would have to be moved. Either one of those problems would be very ugly and costly. In general the answer to your question would be... » Read More In general I would say yes. It will take up more space in the washroom. Almost every toilet has a different footprint on the floor but they are very similar. The most important thing is the distance from the back of the toilet to the centerline of the flange bolts. Most common is 12" but some are greater and some are less. Ones greater than 12" may be a problem as the toilet may have to be recessed into the wall or the flange plate for the plumbing would have to be moved. Either one of those problems would be very ugly and costly. In general the answer to your question would be not a problem and the footprint would be very similar. « Show Less
1298456
Apparently not the one you need. This one is smooth on the bottom and measures 2 7/8" front to back and 4 7/8" from side to side. It is held in place by nobs on either side of the recessed soap and grab fixture.
1509403
i say yes for the flange to sit flush/levell with the floor. Mine was cracked and bent. I had to remove it. hope this helps. I am DIYer not a plumber.
223066
The door must be parrell with the floor. You controll the down travel of door with adjustment on door opener. Not sur I understand your question. If your floor is not flat and level then this item will not fix your problem.
124520
I used this product with a straight flange. Looking at the offset flange I suspect it might be problematic due to the shallow incline.This product works well with a straight flange.
647515
The floor base diameter is 1 3/4". Quite flimsy however. Pay a little more and get a sturdier base from Home Depot or Lowes type stores.
1624781
It should, the way the holes in front are created they fit many sizes of flanges. I've used 2 different systems with zero problem.
2130715
The legs are not particularly thick and couldn't accommodate heavy casters, not sure of the dimensions. However, if your floor is wooden, small furniture slides should work. It's not a heavy unit, though quite stable.
529684
You could MAKE it work but it is intended to be used for an underfloor heat mat with a temperature probe, so you would need to do some heavy modification to it. In other words, as intended, no it will not.
624089
The depth is quite large and you may have to cut a hole through the trailer for the recessed portion to fit. It is slightly larger than 1/2" I believe.
2268508
It will work just like any standard aftermarket flange. Unless your sink and disposal are a custom fit this product should work fine.
957332
Hello the diameter of the top mounting flange across the center is 2 5/8" from side to side. Hope this help's :-D RagenRat
1826967
This item has a 3/4" flange on the back side. I didn't want anything larger on the flange.