Can this, or any of the Luxe models, be adapted to be used with a riser seat for the disabled?
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I think it should be possible by using longer bolts connecting the toilet lid (through the bidet) and the toilet bowl. In other words substitute longer bolts to connect the toilet lid and bowl. You would need two bolts long enough to pass through the riser seat. I have not actually tried this method but do not see why it would not work. Good luck!
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Yes, mine is installed with. 3" riser...just make sure bolts are tightened securely.
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Yes. The frame will adjust both in width and in leg height. This helps for different size individuals and toilets. Works great for my handicapped son.
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You can adjust this seat to any height you need...There are little holes to change the seat height...
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Yes. You can raise the handlebar BUT the lowest setting is already too high for my wife.
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The Luxe Bidet comes with two slotted discs that rotate and should accommodate any standard toilet seat bolt pattern.I installed mine on a friends toilet and am not sure of the manufacture but it's a Handicap elongated toilet with an open front seat. If you have a really old toilet you may want to consider replacing it with a new one, today they are cheap, around $100 for a new Handicap Ht. elongated bowl. Check your local Home Improvement Store or Costco or Sam's etc.
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John,the STS model you are already sitting straighter.Why would you want to put risers on it?I don't believe there was any changes to the handle bars in size. It's just how high they sit.I do believe there would not be any problem with fit.Have fun riding!
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Unfortunately this chair only comes with the standard leg rests. Elevating are not an option.Please let me know if there is anything else that I can assist you with.Thank you.
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I sent this chair to a friend in another state so I'm not sure but My guess would be no. I have seen chairs where the you can raise the legrest without reclining but never the opposite. I can tell you that she had trouble with the frame of chair and I asked her to return it for a replacement but she declined. The lift mechanism works fine.
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This would not be recommended to use with a chair lift. With the this design as the chair is lifting the Able Life Universal Stand will start to lean and become unstable. This should only be used with stationary furniture.
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Hmmm, I haven't tried using it on a highchair, but I would imagine that it would be an odd fit, but possible. Still love our Prop 'R shopper though, and would buy again. :)
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No, wouldn't work. We bought adjustable stools of the same brand and they are perfect for short and tall users. Love them!
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Yes, this product includes (x2) long bolts that will allow for you to reattach your toilet seat and cover to the riser. Excellent elongated riser. Don't be afraid of using (x2) risers together to increase the seat height. You can buy an 8' or 10 bolt if needed to affix the risers, seat and cover to the toilet. I bought plastic wrap used for shipping to joi9n the two risers together by wrapping completely around then several times so that urine can not get between the risers. I am using now and it works great. I wish I could have found someone to recommend this but instead I had to conceptualize solution myself. Glad I did. You may want to purchase the Tall-Ette Total Hip Replacement Elevated Toilet Seat with Bolt-Down Lock-In-L-Bracket from Amazon. I did and it works great after my total hip replacement. I hope that I have helped you with your question. by Ableware
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I do not believe so. I do not see any way to raise it. It is very comfortable though.
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Yes. I do. However doing so does make the bed a little less unstable and harder to move on the floor without upsetting the alignment of the caster on the riser. This in no way stops me from using this arrangement. Good luck and do try it!
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I don't think so. We no longer have the chair as it was unsafe for my husband to use with his very limited mobility.
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You can use lift pads. The arms are removable but there's no way to adjust the height of the seat.
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Mounting one of top of the other seems risky because of the stability. I had an Occupational Therapist measure what we required based on height, weight and mobility requirements. Another option I researched on-line was a Bemis toilet seat. It is a very sturdy seat with affixed risers that come in a variety of heights. It is pricier, but if you factor the cost of buying two sets of risers, after market screws and a bonding agent strong enough to secure the individual risers together, the Bemis option may work be worth looking into. If you only require one set of risers, Easy Comfort is a very affordable solution. Mounting one of top of the other seems risky because of the stability. I had an Occupational Therapist measure what we required based on height, weight and mobility requirements. Another option I researched on-line was a Bemis toilet seat. It is a very sturdy seat with affixed risers that come in a variety of heights. It is pricier, but if you factor the cost of buying two sets of risers, after market screws and a bonding agent strong enough to secure the individual risers together, the Bemis option may work be worth looking into. If you only require one set of risers, Easy Comfort is a... » Read More Mounting one of top of the other seems risky because of the stability. I had an Occupational Therapist measure what we required based on height, weight and mobility requirements. Another option I researched on-line was a Bemis toilet seat. It is a very sturdy seat with affixed risers that come in a variety of heights. It is pricier, but if you factor the cost of buying two sets of risers, after market screws and a bonding agent strong enough to secure the individual risers together, the Bemis option may work be worth looking into. If you only require one set of risers, Easy Comfort is a very affordable solution. « Show Less