Wax Ring and Radiant Floor

Wayco Wayne_2 · March 2004

a radiant floor. The plumber came up to me and expressed concern that one of my tubes was close to his wax ring. I wasn't concerned because it is suspended tube and is not even touching the floor, but I want to be doubly sure. What is the reality here. In what cases should I be concerned. What if it was joist trak plates? Would it be a problem then? Thanks for any comments. WW

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hr · March 2004

Use a foam

or rubber ring, cheap insurance. Nothing worse than sewer gas in the bathroom. Or a leak

I like the one from Predco best.

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Mark Eatherton1 · March 2004

6 inches...

We keep our tube 6" away from the closet flange and have not had any problems to date.

ME

Earthfire · March 2004

wax free rings

there are a bunch of different manufacturers making wax free rings today. Most supply houses have them, even the big boxes. Check out fluidmasters version http://www.fluidmaster.com/usa.html

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