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Secure the Flange Assembly

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Toilet Install With Flange Sitting To Low

What happens here

To permanently fix the newly raised flange assembly, drive screws through the provided holes in the spacers and into the wooden subfloor below. Use long, 2-inch solid brass wood screws for this purpose to prevent corrosion. A power drill or a screwdriver can be used. Ensure the screws are driven in securely to lock the entire flange assembly in place, preventing any movement.

Goal: Secure flange to subfloor

Tools and materials

  • Power Drill Black+Decker — Driving screws more quickly into the subfloor
  • Screwdriver — Driving screws into the subfloor
  • Brass Wood Screws — Securing the flange assembly to the subfloor

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So it's things like this. So the toilet bolts are one way that this is going to hold together and then we're going to shoot some brass screws in. These are solid brass wood screws. These are two inches long and then now we are going to wipe off all that excess silicone that's on the inside there. You can see it. Use a rag if you need to.

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