Tried all sorts of options.....just don't know what to do so I'm trying a forum for the first time. Hope someone out there has seen this. Toilet tank cracked, water everywhere and no shut off....that should have been a clue the fix would be a challenge. Where's the flange??? Took the wobbly toilet off and the iron drain pipe has a rounded ring with out anything that resembles a flange or holes for screws. I believe they opened a hole in the wood floor to secure the toilet with screws and washers then a wax ring. See the Pics.... So I bought all the flange fix products...but the ring hole (secure toilet) fall right in the center of this ring. The actual hole inside the ring is four inches, the pipe bends at an angle within 2 inch of top and sit higher that the sub floor tiles. I put metal to secure the floor. Had a plumber stop by....????? He said no to crack the ring and lead in a new one and then suggested that I use the "[url=http://www.homedepot.com/p/DANCO-HydroSeat-Toilet-Flange-Repair-10672X/204403879]Hydroseal[/url]" that I had found as an option. PLEASE>>>>>>> Has anyone seen the round lip and how do I add a flange that I can also secure the toilet with?

Nearly thirty years ago, whoever built out the apartment in which I'm lucky enough to live, did not skimp on the fixtures. The Delta diverter spout in the tub has only just failed – the diverter no longer works – so I unscrewed it to take a look (see photos). It is a heavy-duty piece of kit. About 4 lb of well-chromed brass. I am loth to discard it, partly because I'm cheap of course, but partly because it would seem such a waste – and i can't see anything wrong with the mechanism, which seems very simple: I've unscrewed and removed the lower, outer part. I haven't popped off the inner ring off the spindle because I'm afraid of busting it – but nothing seems broken or worn to the point where it would impair function. It's not visibly scaled up and the washer above looks sound. Any idea what needs to be done? What's happening in use is that when the diverter knob is pulled up, the diverter operates and water flows to the shower overhead. But when the knob is released, instead of being held in place by the diverted water flow, and maintaining flow to the shower, the knob drops back down and water flows through the spout again. It's annoying because there's nothing obviously wrong. Any ideas gratefully received.