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How to install claw foot bath to tiled floor

We have a claw foot bath to install in a tiled bathroom. How do we fix the bath to the flor so it is secure and doesn't move

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Hi giacomjo,

I'm Harvey the Master Plumber.

Your question is: You have a claw foot bath to install in a tiled bathroom. How do you fix the bath to the floor so it is secure and doesn't move?

A little clear silicone caulk under each claw is my favorite method. Locate the tub in it"s final position. Set up the drain and water connections so that you can complete them without moving the tub. Lift each end in turn just a bit and aply some caulk, you may need a helper. Wipe off the excess. Then hook up.

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Harvey your Master Plumber

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