wet bath toilet sealing

Successfully tested today with toilet installed. Yes, I will seal the pipe, was waiting until I needed to open another tube of caulk.

okan-star wrote:
Thats about what I did to mine. I think the way the flange is supported by the black tank directly below the shower floor , with walking on the floor and filling , emptying the tank over time the leaks happen
Looks like your good for another decade or two

But you might want to seal that water pipe also

Thats about what I did to mine. I think the way the flange is supported by the black tank directly below the shower floor , with walking on the floor and filling , emptying the tank over time the leaks happen
Looks like your good for another decade or two

But you might want to seal that water pipe also

This should stop the leaking. I don't think it will be necessary to seal the bottom of the pot or the void in the back now.

Tested and still have the leak. Removed the toilet and exposed the "pothole". Found the mess pictured below. Have it all cleaned up and will seal with................Dicor. May use some self levelling to fill in all the voids of the pan seal and around the edge with Non-Leveling

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I thought is was for breast enhansment

Yes Sir

mkirsch wrote:
Even if you declare victory, keep an eye on it because silicone is not designed to rumble down the road for thousands of miles. It's designed to be used on a house, which generally doesn't do much moving at all.

Even if you declare victory, keep an eye on it because silicone is not designed to rumble down the road for thousands of miles. It's designed to be used on a house, which generally doesn't do much moving at all.

My toilet did have the void in middle back, same as the one mentioned in the link above. There was some sealant in there, but was no longer effective. Sealed the void good with silicone. I'll let it cure then fill the shower pan again with water to see if that's good enough or if not the toilet will have to be taken up and sealed all the way around.

When I bought a used Lance 500 the floor of the shower pan had a small leak around the toilet , the toilet is on a raised part of the shower floor . Thats probably what saved it from being much worse as far as damage .
On mine if you pull the toilet out theres a regular household type toilet flange that the toilet bolts down to , my leak was between the flange and the shower floor . I put a hose at this conection to confirm the leak , I could see under the shower floor from the compartment dr for the drain valves . You have somekind of acsess to that area because the shower drain Pee trap is right there also.
There are 3 or 4 screws holding the flange down , loosen them and seperate the flange from the fiberglass floor and squeese some sealant in ,tighten it down and run a bead of sealant around the flange , worked on mine. Good luck