Fix-A-Flange
Fix a broken toilet flange without replacing it. The steel horseshoe goes under or over the broken bolt slot and screws to the floor, so the toilet bolt holds again.
Stop the rock.
A broken bolt slot can’t hold a toilet. Fix-A-Flange gives the bolt something solid to hold, to stop wobbly and leaky toilets without tearing out the flange.
Keep the flange. Repair the broken slot instead of cutting out and replacing the closet flange.
Flange materials: cast iron, plastic, copper and brass.
Under the broken flange is recommended when you can get it there. If you can’t, set it on top and shim the toilet if it doesn’t sit flat.
Fix-A-Flange Complete (PSF-100-2KIT) includes 4 screws for wood or concrete floors. With the PSF-100 single, use screws made for your floor.
PSF-100: one horseshoe for one broken slot.
PSF-100-2KIT: Fix-A-Flange Complete, two horseshoes and the hardware for both sides.
Which one do I need?
The PSF-100 single horseshoe, or the PSF-100-2KIT Fix-A-Flange Complete with two horseshoes and the hardware.
PSF-100
Fix-A-Flange, single
One steel horseshoe for one broken bolt slot. Screws and toilet bolts not included.
PSF-100-2KIT
Fix-A-Flange Complete
Everything for both sides: 2 horseshoes, 4 wood or concrete screws, 2 toilet bolts with nuts, 2 washers and 2 plastic locking washers.
Under or over
Slide it under the flange when you can. When you can’t, set it on top.
Is it the right fix?
- A broken or cracked bolt slot (PSF-100)
- Bolt slots broken on both sides (PSF-100-2KIT Fix-A-Flange Complete)
- A toilet that rocks because the bolts won’t hold
- Cast iron, plastic, copper and brass flanges
- A flange that’s broken apart all the way around, or loose from the drain pipe
- A cracked or broken drain pipe
- A soft or rotted subfloor. Fix the floor first.
See it installed
Watch the Fix-A-Flange Complete (PSF-100-2KIT) go in, start to finish.
Six steps
- Pull the toiletShut off the water, flush, empty the bowl and tank, disconnect the supply and unbolt the toilet.
- Bolt the horseshoePut a toilet bolt through the center hole and lock it with a plastic locking washer.
- Place the horseshoeUnder: remove the flange screws and slide the horseshoe under the broken flange. Over: set it on top.
- Line up the boltsKeep the bolts centered on the flange and square to the wall.
- Screw it downDrill 3/16″ holes through the flange into the floor if needed, then screw the horseshoe to the floor.
- Reset the toiletInstall a new toilet seal, reset and secure the toilet, turn the water on and flush to check for leaks.
Going on top? Measure the horseshoe height against the recess under the toilet first. If the horseshoe sits higher, shim the toilet.
Skip the wax.
Every reset needs a new toilet seal. Fernco Wax-Free Toilet Seals stick to the toilet and seal inside the drain pipe. No scraping, no mess, and floors up to ¾″ above the flange are covered.
- Seals in the pipe, not on the flange
- Reset the same toilet with the same seal
- Made in USA
Specifications
| Parts | PSF-100 (single horseshoe), PSF-100-2KIT (Fix-A-Flange Complete) |
| Material | Steel |
| Horseshoe size | 6″ × 2½″ |
| Flanges | Cast iron, plastic, copper and brass |
| PSF-100-2KIT includes | 2 horseshoes, 4 wood or concrete screws, 2 toilet bolts with nuts, 2 washers, 2 plastic locking washers |
| Drill size | 3/16″ for the floor screws, if needed |
Common questions
PSF-100 or PSF-100-2KIT?
One broken slot and your own screws and bolts? The PSF-100 single horseshoe. Both sides, or want everything in one box? The PSF-100-2KIT Fix-A-Flange Complete has two horseshoes, 4 wood or concrete screws, 2 toilet bolts with nuts and the washers.
Should it go under or over the flange?
Under the flange if you can. Remove the flange screws and slide it under. If it won’t go under, set it on top and check that the toilet still sits flat.
Will it work on a concrete floor?
Yes. Fix-A-Flange Complete (PSF-100-2KIT) includes screws for wood or concrete. With the PSF-100 single, use screws made for your floor.
The toilet rocks after I put it on top. Now what?
The horseshoe is sitting higher than the recess under the toilet. Shim the toilet between its base and the floor, or move the horseshoe under the flange.
Do I need a new toilet seal?
Yes. Install a new seal whenever the toilet comes up. A Fernco Wax-Free Toilet Seal is one option.
Documents
Installation instructions, the install video and the catalog page.
