Comments for Wide TV Stands http://www.widetvstands.com Best Prices on Wide TV Stands Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:58:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Q&A: “how to change toilet from wall mount to floor standing”? by djjay_2000_00 http://www.widetvstands.com/qa-how-to-change-toilet-from-wall-mount-to-floor-standing/#comment-149 djjay_2000_00 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:58:54 +0000 http://www.widetvstands.com/qa-how-to-change-toilet-from-wall-mount-to-floor-standing/#comment-149 There are hangers in the wall to hold the toilet up. Between these hangers is the sewer pipe and connection that the toilet hooks to when you hang it. You will have to remove the hanger and the sewer pipe in the wall. Then you will have to measure out and find where the new toilet will go. You will need to be 12"-12 1/2" out from the FINISHED wall to set the new toilet. Drill a hole through the floor, set the stool flange in the hole, connect the sewer to the flange and the other end to the existing sewer in the house. You will then have to get a new supply pipe for the water to the new toilet. It'll take a while, but it's not real hard to do. Good luck! There are hangers in the wall to hold the toilet up. Between these hangers is the sewer pipe and connection that the toilet hooks to when you hang it. You will have to remove the hanger and the sewer pipe in the wall. Then you will have to measure out and find where the new toilet will go. You will need to be 12″-12 1/2″ out from the FINISHED wall to set the new toilet. Drill a hole through the floor, set the stool flange in the hole, connect the sewer to the flange and the other end to the existing sewer in the house. You will then have to get a new supply pipe for the water to the new toilet. It’ll take a while, but it’s not real hard to do. Good luck!

]]> Comment on Anyone have creative ideas to lock up a bicycle? by Brenden H http://www.widetvstands.com/anyone-have-creative-ideas-to-lock-up-a-bicycle/#comment-148 Brenden H Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:41:11 +0000 http://www.widetvstands.com/anyone-have-creative-ideas-to-lock-up-a-bicycle/#comment-148 How about getting a bucket and a big chain from the hardware store--put the chain in the bucket with part of it hanging out, then fill the bucket with concrete. Then, when it dries, lock your bike to the chain. It will be very heavy and strong, and it's a pretty cheap solution. Of course, it's not 100% foolproof, but few things are. How about getting a bucket and a big chain from the hardware store–put the chain in the bucket with part of it hanging out, then fill the bucket with concrete. Then, when it dries, lock your bike to the chain. It will be very heavy and strong, and it’s a pretty cheap solution. Of course, it’s not 100% foolproof, but few things are.

]]> Comment on Anyone have creative ideas to lock up a bicycle? by MtBikr http://www.widetvstands.com/anyone-have-creative-ideas-to-lock-up-a-bicycle/#comment-147 MtBikr Thu, 02 Sep 2010 21:47:23 +0000 http://www.widetvstands.com/anyone-have-creative-ideas-to-lock-up-a-bicycle/#comment-147 If you can't bring it in, remove the seat and front wheel, this makes the bike less appealing to steal. I like McG's bear idea, but it sounds like you have space issues so I'd get a striped kitty cat (ie. a skunk) to keep with the bike. And if it does get stolen it will be easy to trace down. If you can’t bring it in, remove the seat and front wheel, this makes the bike less appealing to steal.

I like McG’s bear idea, but it sounds like you have space issues so I’d get a striped kitty cat (ie. a skunk) to keep with the bike. And if it does get stolen it will be easy to trace down.

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