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Getting the floor Ready for the new toilet

First check the underlayment for damage. The underlayment is the material that provides a flat level surface for the finished flooring and toilet to rest on.

Replace any damaged sections by cutting away the underlayment. A circular saw works well for this job. Replace the damaged piece with a new piece of material with the same thickness. If you are installing a new floor over an existing one, plan to get an extension flange that raises up to align with the flooring height.
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