UFC1 Reusable Toilet Flange Cover; Fits Standard Toilet Flanges; New Construction or Remodeling; Keeps Trash, Construction Debris & Tools Out of Pipe; Design Promotes Safety

perfect fit for job

Worked and kept smell ot off house while I was getting bathroom remodeled

These snap on to the toilet flange & will stay put until you want them off to install the commode. Very impressed.

it is a big plastic lid. mine is yellow. it is made well, and fits well.

Works as described, but it would be nice if there was rubber or something around the edge so that it would stick to the floor a bit. I had to remove wallpaper on the wall behind the toilet after I removed the toilet, so put this over the hole to keep it clear while working on the wall, but it kept sliding around as I was working right over that area. Wish there was something that would hold it in place a bit.

I've had this cap on while we remodel the bathroom for about four months and not a bit of odor is escaping.Be sure to clean all the old wax off the top of the pipe before you cap it.

This cover works well and is a good fit after removal of a toilet.

This cover is basically a piece of plastic. Advertised to fit standard flanges because it will cover them up but it doesn't stay in place. Step on an edge or kick it with the side of your boot and this thing pops right off. Maybe this is suitable for a tile setter but not for a full remodel with a lot of walking around, demolition debris, and does nothing to block any smells. Because I frequently had to put it back on I ended up going with this product instead:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008MG2SMM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1This expansion plug is a much better choice to cover a used old flange, but requires that you have the correct size to get a good fit.Before the UFC1 I was using a piece of plywood. After the UFC1 I am headed back to that piece of plywood.If you want a plastic cover for half the price just use a two gallon or a five gallon bucket lid.Sorry Plastic Oddities. Here are my recommendation for improving your design:1. Add rubber- Either to the outer rim or to the whole underside of the cover. This will improve insulation from sounds and smells and create a cushion that will accommodate slight variations in flange size.Adding Rubber could be as simple as plastidip, which is what I plan to do with mine.2. Change the language in you video to say "Simply place it over the open flange" NOT "Simply snap it over the open flange"3. And/Or Reduce the price/Change the name. I am a guy that appreciates having the right tool for the job and this is not a universal tool.