4" Inside Push Tite Flange w/ Stainless Steel Swivel Ring

Well made, lower profile than most other options you see in stores. I used it with a cast iron flange that curves quickly after the opening so needed something that had less depth and this was perfect

Installled to repair broken flange. Seals Good and multiply mounting options

This Sioux Chief "Push Tite" flange (887-GPM) is the best option for setting a toilet. Too many other flange designs, such as glue-in, PVC, painted steel, etc, eventually fail due to cracked or rusted out flanges. Replacing a glued in flange is time consuming and expensive if you're paying someone else. This flange, with stainless steel ring will never rust out. The push in design seals perfectly and flange can later be removed in seconds for flooring work if needed, then reinstalled again, in seconds. In my opinion, there is no other choice worth saving a couple dollars. For a complete, quality installation, use only stainless steel screws!

Great flange. Good quality. I like the metal flange . Worked perfectly. Much better than plastic flange.

This worked great. I am remodeling my basement and the previous owner had elevated the floor and added an extension to the existing 4" cast iron pipe. I cut off the extension and used this. The pipe was slightly out of round and I had to grind down the interior of the pipe a little and cut the top half of the rubber gasket off (as instructed to do by the instructions). I still didn't think it was going to fit, but once I put some liquid soap inside the pipe as a lubricant (again as the instructions said to do), it slipped right in. I am very pleased with it.

By far the best floor flange on the market that I'm aware of. It is our first choice. I like the stainless steel bolt ring and the fact that we can plumb 4" pipe straight up through the sub-floor. The sub-floor and tile can go directly against the pipe since the flange goes inside rather than over the pipe.