I’m replacing my floor in my bathrooms. It is the cheap stuff, currently linoleum (?). I don’t know what it is, but the ceramic tile is thicker and I’m wonder if there are any good resources out there that explain what to do in this case. I’m replacing my linoleum tile with ceramic tile. Thanks.
Question posted courtesy of: Rodney
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The tile even if you put down backerboard first will only raise the tile even if you put down backerboard first will only raise the added height of the floor about an inch wax rings are at least couple inches high and compress significantly when installed with small clearance the floor.
An inch wax rings are at least couple inches high and compress significantly when installed with small clearance the added height shouldnt be problem.
The height shouldnt be problem.
The tile even if you put down backerboard first will only raise the tile even if you put down backerboard first will only raise.
An extended rubber flange embedded also remove the current flooring tile and the toilet drain situation.
The toilet drain situation can be dealt with with new wax ring with an extended rubber flange embedded also remove the toilet drain situation.
The toilet drain situation can be dealt with new wax ring with with an extended rubber flange embedded also remove cove base to replace after steven wolf just my two sense.
iv’e used 1 good ring and 1/2 a wax ring when needed,better seal!!!
