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Non Metal Toilet Bolts? #plumbing #plumber #diy

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This video demonstrates the exceptional strength and ease of use of a glass-filled nylon closet bolt, designed to simplify toilet installations. It highlights the bolt's 1,000 lb tensile strength, rust-proof properties, and quick removal without the need for tools like a hacksaw, making it a superior alternative to traditional metal or brass closet bolts.

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A glass filled nylon closet bolt. Tell me about this, Tim. It's kind of like a plastic closet bolt, but because it's glass filled nylon, it actually has a 1,000 lb tensile strength. So, a lot of times plumbers will use like a metal closet bolt, sometimes a brass one. Brass ones tend to be a little bit more expensive. People look at it, they're like, there's no way it's going to hold up to a to a toilet or somebody sitting on it. So, what I'm going to do is we just have a board, we have a metal closet flange, we have a pretty thick piece of metal here. That bar and actually that wood, you can see that wood >> Dude, it's pulling like it's a warp as well. >> Yeah, it's pulling like crazy. Look at that. So, that is holding up to a lot of pressure. And so, this is one of the nice things about the the Plumb Perfect is it's not going to rust, they're easy to install, and then once you're done with it, instead of having to take a hacksaw to it, just pop it right off. It's not going to come loose the way other ones do while you're hacksawing. >> Nope. Any of that, okay? Yeah. That is very cool. You guys are going to have to let me know what you think. Would you switch to this?

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