How To Level Toilet On Concrete Floor

If adding washers or shims fixed the problem the only thing left to do is to caulk the toilet the the floor.

How to level toilet on concrete floor.

If using a plastic flange ring be careful not to crack the ring by screwing the anchors in too far. Screw the toilet flange onto the concrete. To level concrete floors start by cleaning the floor and filling in any cracks or holes with concrete filler and sealer. The problem with this is that the floor in our house is tinted concrete so we have very few options to remedy this.

Step 5 tighten down the two bolts. I installed a toilet a few videos ago but it wasn t level and it wobbled a bit. Use tapcon anchors or a similar type of masonry concrete screws to fasten the toilet flange to the concrete slab. Lay a level lengthwise on the back of the toilet tank then sit backward on the toilet straddling the bowl and shifting your weight to make the toilet level.

Caulk the toilet to the floor if the problem is fixed. The seal must not be broken once it has been seated so do not rock from side to side. Before taking steps to level a floor you must find out why it s not level. Hammer a shim gently between the floor and the toilet base to bring a low side up.

Use your razor knife to cut off the excess parts of the shims that are peeking out from under the toilet. The object is to seat the wax ring while leveling the commode. When you re finished spread some concrete leveler primer over the floor and let it dry until it has a tacky finish. With the toilet flange in place you are ready to install the toilet with a new wax ring.

Then go over any particularly high spots with a concrete grinder so they re level with the rest of the floor. Leveling a floor can be either a do it yourself project or a job for the pros depending on what s causing the. 3 place a level on the back of the toilet. Continue adjusting until the toilet is level.

Place the carpenters level across the toilet bowl side to side and note where the bubble level is. Set it back into position over the floor drain making sure the holes in the toilet base slide over the flange bolts. Use a caulk gun to squeeze a bead of caulk around the base of the toilet where it meets the floor.