What is the offset flange?

The default cabinet flange is used to move the toilet from the wall or from the floor beams. When installing the toilet, it is sometimes too close to the wall to the wall, floor pin or other object that requires the use of an offset cabinet to move the entire toilet by a slight distance from the object. The flange of the cabinet is a flange that connects the toilet with the sewer tube. The flange also connects the toilet to the floor. Therefore, the flange of the offset cabinet is a flange that is designed with a slight shift instead of a typical flange. After careful measurement and re -check, you can buy a properly shifted flange to the desired location to install the toilet. This often requires the reconstruction of the bathroom floor to match the amount of offset in Flange. This work is usually facilitated by making the floor templates as it is and how it should be. After creating a template, the floor can be modified to correctly adapt the new suppression flange.

is a wise decision for a person to test the flange in every step of the process to make sure that the fit will work before gluing the flange to the site in the sewer tube. After verifying the adaptation, the new flange may be glued to the position in the sewer tube. It is also a good idea to assure that a new floor can be installed after the flange has been glued to the place. Some installations will require the floor patch panel to slip into a place before the flange is glued to the place. After glued to the sewer pipe, the offset flange of the cabinet can be attached to the floor with screws.

Many installations require a caulla or silicane to run around the flange, floor patches and toilets after being placed in place. The cabinet is used to ensure that no liquid finds the way out of the toilet in case of a wax ring failure. Most applications also require a flange to beThe offset cabinet is attached to the floor beam to prevent potential movement from future use.