What is sitting flush?

Sitting flush, in general terms, describes positioning yourself directly against something else, making sure there's no gap or space between the surfaces. This can apply in various contexts.

• In Carpentry/Construction: "Sitting flush" typically refers to two pieces of material (like wood or drywall) being aligned perfectly so their surfaces are level and even with each other. This is crucial for a smooth, professional finish. You can check about the importance of sitting flush in carpentry for further details.

• In Plumbing: A toilet is said to be "sitting flush" when its base is making full contact with the floor. A wobble indicates that it isn't properly seated, which can cause leaks. This is important for proper toilet installation.

• General Usage: More broadly, it can mean aligning something so that it aligns perfectly with another object. For example, closing a door so it is sitting flush with the doorframe.