Possibly the bolts are messed up and they couldn’t pull it down tight , ill know better when i pull it up i suppose
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Hoping its all good just a crappy install, good luck sir!
If it is a flange hopefully you can charge for it
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Absolutely the home owners are very reasonable 
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You’d be happy with that, I can tell you for sure!
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It might be that they had tile in there and replaced it with the linoleum, so the sub floor will be shy because they had to remove the hardi-board and probably should have put in another sub floor in to make up the difference. Hopefully it’s an easy fix…
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Unfortunately it is a concrete in floor heating jobber so i expect the flange is cemented in
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Ugh…
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Took a little calibration to get the 45° cuts nice and tight (first cut on top right of frame was off a little)
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The first pic has a seam but they are nice and smooth now saw is lined up.
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Got half the frames and trim on , had to clean the place up and complete a few spots i had to glue down some flooring.
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Hoping to get the rest of the trim on and walls and ceiling finish coated today as well as first coat on trim and doors, the home owner just had a major cancer surgery so i wouldn’t be surprised if they are good with a solif first coat on doors and trim , the wife wants to set up hubby in the basement so she has a little more space to do her work (home office)
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Had a fun event yesterday ,put a few pieces of 16 ft trim on the trucks roof rack only to loose them in the roundabout and had to run ba k and collect them , still had enough to finish the job luckily enough. Off to get the place painted out today yeeha
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