How do you remove concrete from pipes?
First cut the pipe flush with the floor (to give you room to work) and stuff a rag into the pipe. Then drill a series of holes straight down, about 2″- 3″ deep, all the way around the pipe about 1/2″ apart from each other and 1/2″- 3/4″ away from the pipe. Then drill diagonally from hole to hole all the way around.
What’s the best way to clear concrete around a toilet drain?
Use a heavy hammer and chisel and chip around the pipe enough to glue the flange to the outside of the pipe. Drill for the anchors to hold the ring of the flange down and you are all set to install the toilet. Re: Best way to clear concrete around toilet drain (PVC)?
How to remove a cemented in toilet to fit a new one?
Anyone know how to remove a cemented in toilet to fit a new one? as the title says really, old toilet cemented in place on a concrete floor, floor drain behind it, wanting to retain use of the drain in order to fit a new toilet in its place as the actual pan is damaged. . Hammer ?
What should I put down the toilet to clean my pipes?
If so, warn the professional that you have already used drain cleaner, else the plumber may suffer a caustic skin burn as a result of working on your toilet. Enzyme-based drain cleaners are another option, but these are typically more effective at preventing a clog than dislodging them.
How can I get water out of my toilet?
Pipes leading from your toilet must be kept in working condition. Turn off the water to your toilet and flush it to remove any water from its rear tank. Remove the flange bolt covers located near the floor on the left and right side of the toilet. Use an adjustable wrench to remove the bolts holding the toilet in place.
Use a heavy hammer and chisel and chip around the pipe enough to glue the flange to the outside of the pipe. Drill for the anchors to hold the ring of the flange down and you are all set to install the toilet. Re: Best way to clear concrete around toilet drain (PVC)?
Anyone know how to remove a cemented in toilet to fit a new one? as the title says really, old toilet cemented in place on a concrete floor, floor drain behind it, wanting to retain use of the drain in order to fit a new toilet in its place as the actual pan is damaged. . Hammer ?
What do you need to install a toilet on a concrete floor?
First and foremost, it is crucial that the concrete floor has the correct piping before you begin the installation. Rising from the concrete should be a 3-inch diameter drainage pipe and along the adjacent wall, there should be a water supply pipe. Generally, the concrete floor is mounded around the drainage pipe.
If so, warn the professional that you have already used drain cleaner, else the plumber may suffer a caustic skin burn as a result of working on your toilet. Enzyme-based drain cleaners are another option, but these are typically more effective at preventing a clog than dislodging them.
