Good quality product and Great deal than...

Good quality product and Great deal thanks

Worked as described.

Solid product

First time installing a new toilet and let me say it was a rough learning experience. But this product held up to my many attempts and works great!

The rubber gasket was not thick enough to create a good seal.

I used it as a flag holder ...

Good

Easy to install. I had bought a rubber seal instead of wax but it didn’t fit correctly, wax seal required

Old flange was rusted. After cutting it off the top of the pipe, this made the rest of the repair much easier.

No wax ring to fit.

Had to use it for a remodel with plumbing buried in a finished ceiling. Worked great minus the wax ring. All the rings were to big. Ended up cutting a wax ring done to fit.

This did not work because the underside of the flange could not be pushed down flush with the concrete floor, went to plan B. It would probably work OK if it was installed on anything but a concrete slab.

Easy to install. Works well.

Installed easily into sawed off flange pipe.

Flange worked perfectly.

Game-Changer: Oatey 3 inch PVC Twist-N-Set Flange

"Oatey 3 inch PVC Twist-N-Set Flange is a game-changer! Easy to install, it saved my bathroom renovation from a broken flange and poorly rigged waste pipe. The Twist-N-Set feature ensured a secure seal, aligning T-Bolts and securing to the floor effortlessly. Highly recommend for a reliable and leak-free toilet installation!"

Need a plain wax ring

The flange fit the cast iron pipe just fine but had to go back to the store to find a wax ring without a plastic fitting to fit this flange. There should be an attachment on the part that says this.

Perfect fit

Product is robust, it seals properly and the measurement is exact as described in the product details. So worked for me.

This product saved me.

I installed a basement bathroom. All the piping was under concrete. I was installing a PVC Toilet Flange on a 3" Schedule 40 pipe. I was so concerned about the level of the flange that I forgot to orient the flange correctly. So in a panic I cut off the top hoping to pry the glued part free. No success. I thought I would have to chip up the concert and start over. UGH.

Not a typical flange

It would be best if you used a wax ring w/o an extended horn, the drain in the flange does not allow for it. Grabbing a flange off the shelf for a 3" drain seems pretty standard, also the length of the flange sits too far down if you are instantly going into an elbow, you will need at least 4 inches between the top of the floor and the elbow. There was only a tag on this flange, so you have no idea it uses a standard wax ring... It would have been nice to know before buying.

Leaked. Had to replace with glue in flange

Installing the flange was simple but, I had difficulty with the wax seal.

Flange worked great as it was supposed to. Inserted into a 4” outer diameter (OD) pvc drain with a 3” Inner Diameter (ID)

Not perfect

Only choice I had short of jackhammering up the floor since broken flange was an outside-the-3" pipe, in cement. Rubber gasket wouldn't tighten to hard stop. Got somewhat firm but kept twisting there. I had lightly sanded interior for clean/friction. Finally doped entire thing above rubber collar & below flange with silicone and set it, screwed into place. Will it work? Last metal repair flange used silicon sealant, per instructions. It's a toilet off a kitchen that doesn't get a ton of use.