Would this work as a step stool for an adult toilet as well?
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Just checked it out - if you have a standard-height toilet, the board in the back is higher than the toilet seat.
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Yes the stool is self supported and could be used as a stepping stool, maybe more for a young child. Its about 8 inches off of the floor. Perfect size step for a toddler to sit down on top of potty stool.
2114858
I wouldn't do it on a regular basis. It's more molded plastic than that solid plastic or wood that most toilet seats are, so it's not quite as sturdy. I surely wouldn't step on it - I'm quite sure that would crack it or damage the seat below it.
39326
No not really. It is round in shape. Although you could probably still use it. It just wouldn't match the shape of the toilet. Hope this helps.
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As one who recently purchased and installed this toilet in my home...an adult could probably sit on it just fine. It's very sturdy. But why? It's tiny and meant for little kids, not adults. With that said, I would recommend not buyin it if you need an adult to use it.
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Hi Patti,I'd like to believe that this stoll would be more than enough for her. I honestly believe that my situation was a fluke. I actually still use my stool nearly every day. I believe this stool will prove to be fine for your needs. The step and platform are fairly strong and should give her comfortable support.
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Yes, I believe it would. My 2-year old is 35 pounds so quite a bit bigger but I think a 27 lb toddler would be ok. Probably would want a step stool to get up to the toilet but once sitting on it the opening shouldn't be too big.
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It would depend on an individual's size, but a standard bar stool should work.
929160
I'm 5'10" and I wouldn't want to try a lower toilet as I'm bottom heavy and I tend to drop hard on a low toilet. But it would be nice to be able to sit on a tall toilet and be able to have a stool to raise my feet.
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I would say no. You need a stool that has adjustable legs to sit on in a tub. They are hard plastic and aluminum legs. You can find them on Amazon. I use one of the steps next to tub to step on then get into tub holding a grab bar. You can even stack two of these together if you need a higher step. Definitely have one or two grab bars ( one inside, on tub end or front wall and one outside tub on same wall.) hope this helps.
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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.
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Yes. But you will not be able to use the bucket that comes with. The legs are adjustable to different toilet heights. The overall dimensions would also require quite a bit of room around your existing toilet. This is a very strong constructed item.
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I'm not sure. The diameter of the potty opening isn't very huge (or close to a regular toilet seat) but it would work weight wise I think. It's very sturdy.
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The steps are close together, but that's not the issue. It doesn't fit properly on all toilet seats, so it's quite unsteady. My girls were afraid they were going to fall when climbing. I ended up getting rid of it, buying a step stool and a small potty seat that goes on top of the regular toilet seat. It works much better and it's cheaper.
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I would suppose, yes. The stool would work, but the vanity would be too low. Odd proportions.
337657
Sorry I misread your question. You could probably use stools..not sure of the height you would need
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I would not recommend it. It is a step, not a seat or chair. You would need to look at chairs made for a bathtub.