02-02-2005, 01:27 AM
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Even if it were code compliant, i would be very hesitant to install an offset flange in this application. You are only looking at potentially a 1/2" difference between the stud wall and the finished sheet rock, whereas an off set flange would off set either 1.5 or 2". In this instance I would first double check the actual measurement of the toilet. In all probability the toilet will allow the 1/2 difference and in practice offset flanges tend to be problamatic as they tend to clog more than a straight flange.
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