can it be used over the commode without the pail and splash guard?
319967
This would not be recommended, if you are looking for something with bars to help someone up off the toilet there are better products.
319968
Never used it over a toilet but it might work. I would recommend getting medline safety rails.
319969
Don't need the pail. The splash guard is designed to work over the toilet. Very easy to put together . Seems to be sturdy. My mother is 84 I have it adjusted as high as it can go. My mother says it works great. If someone else wants to use the toilet just pick it up and slide it out of the way. Very satisfied. Took about a week to get to the house. I thought it was a very good buy
1243050
No splash guard!. Water supplied out side of arbor. good for natural stone polish.
1130752
Not that I can see. Your only option would be from where the water is drawn from the reservoir. There're is a valve there, but I don't know if it would be worth it. I've read the manual and it does not offer this option. You would have to rig it on your own.
724747
I don't think so....at least I didn't buy and use mine with that in mind...but I don't think it was engineered to fit over the commode. I do think however there are a number of toilet seats that are meant to fit on or over. After I wrote the above answer I noticed another reviewer wrote the following: A bit pricey, I think, but it fulfilled all my needs. I picked this model, not because of my weight [140#], but to have a wider base to use with a sliding board. I'm a double-leg amputee. Actually, I no longer use it as a portable pot. It is now without pot, and placed over the head [toilet] for direct use. It, and the Slider Board, gives me more freedom,, and my wife much less work. So perhaps it can be used over the toilet. I would think though that you might need to have a good size commode and maybe have to remove the toilet seat but it appears that the above reviewer is doing what you wish already. I in particular bought it to use with a transfer board from a wheel chair, and the wheel chair wouldn't fit into the bathroom so I had to use it as a bedside unit until my 3 months of being non weight bearing was over with.
1451325
Yes but only for the side that has sand. There is no cover for the water side, which makes sense since you wouldn't want water to be in dark (warm) location. Water side had a drain so you can empty water regularly.
346471
Yes, since all of the tank contents is pulverized with the water pressure. In regards to directly into toilet the water pressure is high and will probably make a mess from back splash.
631243
Yes, as long as you have a large sink, so you can use the part of the sink that isn't covered by the drainer.
425612
Yes, the way I insert mine it would. However, I think you could probably be neater with using the bag and tuck the edges between the insert pail and the outside wall. It's a little difficult to describe. There is an insert that can be lifted out to clean, so I think if you lifted it up when putting the bag in place the edges of the bag should be covered, but I haven't tried it. Hope that is clear.
995837
No not necessary - it has an internal tank. I did not have any trouble with the item but it is small and may not work for a large area.
896342
I use this above the toilet without the pail. There is no problem with wiping
886110
No... you can remove everything and just have the frame over the toilet if you want to.. the bucket, the seat and even the seat cover can be removed if you need to. We never use the bucket.. just the frame, seat and the splash rim and lid right over the toilet.. Hope this answers your question
1335207
Yes, it can. It has a removable splatter guard that allows it to sit over a standard toilet.
1255039
That is way to big , won.t have proper drainage / unit will not be square in front - molding cover around opening would be to small . Very hard to properly anchor to front and both sides for safety and proper tilt .
1245524
Place it right over the commode or next to the shower best over the commode next to the shower. Love it!
2186951
Yes, you just have to position the hole in the rack directly over the drain.
1226525
yes... it is desinged for to incorporate an overflow... but the sink does not have to have an overflow for this drain to work.... this is by far the easiset lav drain I have ever installed, and the most trouble free
614024
I have found no leaks, backing up, or drain problems with my unit that would cause damage. I don't see any problem with what you are wanting to do, but I would err on the safe side and assume that the possibility for leak and overflow could happen in your design.