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    Plumbing flanges provide stability and a finished look for home piping systems. Explore the range of plumbing flanges at Ace Hardware from Sioux Chief, Danco and other brands. Whether you are installing a new toilet or covering a wall penetration, these components can help support the stability and aesthetic appeal needed for a successful project.

    Closet and Toilet Flanges for Secure Installations

    Closet flanges are designed to connect a toilet to the drain pipe and the floor. Choosing the right flange is an important step in plumbing parts and repair projects. Options typically include standard, offset and open designs to accommodate various floor heights and pipe locations.

    • Material variety: Selections may include PVC, ABS, cast iron or stainless steel to match existing drainage systems.
    • Installation types: Available specialty types like Push-Tite or Twist-N-Set can help simplify the process for various skill levels.
    • Repair and extension: Extension rings and repair kits are often used to raise a flange after installing new flooring, which can help maintain a proper seal.

    Decorative Escutcheons and Floor Plates

    Decorative covers, also known as escutcheons or floor plates, are intended to conceal pipe penetrations through walls, floors or ceilings. These components can help provide a finished appearance around plumbing supply lines and faucet connections.

    • Aesthetic finishes: Available options may include chrome plated, brass or plastic finishes to match your existing fixture trim.
    • Fit and style: Deep or shallow designs are often used depending on how far the pipe extends from the wall or floor.
    • Retrofit solutions: Split-ring plates can be installed around existing pipes without the need to disconnect the water supply, making them a useful option for quick updates.

    Tub, Shower and Faucet Flanges

    These specialized flanges are often used at tub and shower supply connections to seal around valve stems or nipples. They are commonly paired with rough-in trim during bath fixture installations, and related rough-in components can be found in plumbing outlet boxes.

    • Seal and protect: These sets are designed to help provide a finished look while shielding the wall opening from moisture and debris.
    • Flange and tube sets: Combinations of flanges and nipples can support a uniform appearance for exposed bath plumbing and valve trim.

    Industrial-Style Iron Flanges for Pipe Décor

    Malleable iron flanges are intended for decorative use in industrial-style furniture and interior design. While they resemble traditional plumbing components, they are most often used for shelving and wall-mounted accents. These are frequently paired with pipe hangers and straps for DIY home projects.

    Choosing the Right Plumbing Flange

    The following table compares common plumbing flange types based on their intended application and environment.

    Flange TypePrimary ApplicationCommon Environment
    Closet FlangeConnects toilet to drainBathroom floor
    EscutcheonConceals pipe gapsWall, floor or ceiling
    Tub/ShowerValve and stem trimShower and bath wall
    Iron FlangeFurniture and shelvingInterior décor

    What Size Closet Flange Do You Need?

    Determining the correct size typically involves measuring the inner diameter of your drain pipe, which is usually 3 or 4 inches. You may also need to consider the height of your finished floor to decide if an extension ring or a deep-seal flange is right for a secure fit.

    Can You Install an Escutcheon Without Removing the Pipe?

    Yes, you can often use a split-flange or hinged escutcheon designed to snap around an existing pipe. These retrofit covers are intended to provide a clean look without the need to disconnect supply lines or drain valves during the installation process.

    Shop Plumbing Flanges Near You at Ace Hardware

    Buying online offers a convenient way to browse a wide variety of specialized plumbing components and have them shipped directly to your home. Visiting your local store allows you to speak with knowledgeable associates who can help you identify the specific parts and materials needed for your project. You can shop plumbing flanges near you at Ace for helpful service and a reliable selection of home repair essentials.