Toilets

The rough-in distance, what the flange looks like, and what leaks or runs.

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Toilet, 12″ rough-in: a toilet for a 12″ rough-in, elongated bowl, a wax seal, a 12″ supply line and new closet bolts.

What people get wrong:

• Measuring from the baseboard. The rough-in is from the finished wall.
• Reusing the wax ring. A used ring never seals again.
• Cranking the nuts. Porcelain cracks.

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