This seat bolts to the toilet bowl not the tank, right?
890580
Yes, that is correct. The bolts go vertically, down into the bowl, not horizontally into the tank. Michael is correct that they do need to be periodically tightened, but only with fingers. The bolts are nice and large and easily tightened by hand. However, he is wrong about the bolts going into the tank. They don't.
890581
Bolts on to the tank -periodically has to be tightened. Once every three months.
526115
My tank uses 2 bolts as well. I did not use the 3rd bolt. The bolts are stainless steel replacement bolts for re-mounting the tank on to the toilet base after you install the flush unit in the tank. The flush unit attaches to the big center hole in the bottom of the tank through a large rubber grommet and a large threaded nut. When you re-attach the tank, tighten the 2 bolts and it will compress the rubber grommet forming a water tight seal between the tank and the base.
2244549
Yes. The tank and bowl are shipped in two separate boxes. The seat is not included. I am very happy with this.
2197092
Yes. The toilet seat just attaches on top; you can use the existing seat bolts/screws to re-attach the seat.
475513
There are two really long screws that attach just under the regular toilet seat that hold the toilet seat and the riser together on the toilet. I have tightened mine once in several months.
1905254
It appears as the bolt that goes into the toilet base screws in from the top. If you notice on the more expensive models of this type of set, the piece that goes into the toilet is one solid piece from bolt on up the the loop that serves as the hinge. On this one, if you look close, it appears that the loop of the hinge is tied to another loop at the toilet base, and the bolt is separate, being dropped into the hole to screw into the nut underneath.It does look to be a cheaper version by this elemental difference alone. I hope I was able to describe what I see.
475517
There are two long bolts provided wit h the seat. Mount to toilet the same way as the original seat.
1449150
Hi Milton, The seat adds 5" to the toilet height from the top of the bowl without the actual toilet seat down. The regular toilet seat is up when you use the raised seat. It is more stable this way set directly on the bowl. It really does helps. I still use mine 1 year after hip surgery. Take care, William.
1460069
My tank is roughed in, and I can see that there is a 1/2" plastic tube available on the left hand side (when facing tank) that I would assume is for a bidet seat. You can see it in the photo to the left of the tank bolt.
1830390
It bolts into the toilet where the seat normally bolts in. I bought it for my Mom, and it seems that my BIL had to drill out the holes in the toilet bigger to accommodate the hardware for this. Now a regular seat can no longer go back on that toilet. On the up side, Mom feels secure using this and is quite happy with it. For the new place we have built for her, rather than ruin a regular one, I chose to buy a comfort height toilet and got this Foldeasy Toilet Safety Frame It is very sturdy! I also bought a clamp on seat if she needs it, but I doubt she will need the height. It bolts into the toilet where the seat normally bolts in. I bought it for my Mom, and it seems that my BIL had to drill out the holes in the toilet bigger to accommodate the hardware for this. Now a regular seat can no longer go back on that toilet. On the up side, Mom feels secure using this and is quite happy with it. For the new place we have built for her, rather than ruin a regular one, I chose to buy a comfort height toilet and got this Foldeasy Toilet Safety Frame It is very sturdy! I also bought a clamp on seat if she needs... » Read More It bolts into the toilet where the seat normally bolts in. I bought it for my Mom, and it seems that my BIL had to drill out the holes in the toilet bigger to accommodate the hardware for this. Now a regular seat can no longer go back on that toilet. On the up side, Mom feels secure using this and is quite happy with it. For the new place we have built for her, rather than ruin a regular one, I chose to buy a comfort height toilet and got this Foldeasy Toilet Safety Frame It is very sturdy! I also bought a clamp on seat if she needs it, but I doubt she will need the height. « Show Less
1821622
Yes, the pressure tank is located inside of the regular tank. You will need to purchase the seat and if the bolts that are holding the old toilet to the floor are in bad shape, you may need to buy new ones. This toilet is fantastic for flushing. I haven't had a clog since I installed it and it has been several months now. It is a bit noisier than a normal flush, but I haven't found that to be a problem.
2244551
Yes, this is 2-piece toilet with both the bowl and tank included. FYI, this is a great toilet - we've installed two in our house and two in our recreational cabin and have never had to plunge one of them.
1830387
Riser attaches to top of toilet. Toilet seat fits on top. Bolts through toilet bolt holes for seat attachment. Wing nuts screw on but the fit is tight but works
1830389
Remove existing seat first. Attach the two bolts to the back of the toilet and the nuts underneath the bottom of bowl
1746975
Yes. The bolts are much longer than the standard toilet seat bolts. They are designed to go through the seat, then this insert, then the toilet. The nuts are also supplied. This works if the seat uses a standard bolt (2 of my 3 were not).
943219
HELL NO ! Sounds like he got it cockeyed. Have fly by night return and adjust the tank to bowl connection. The only reason to have it cocked is if the toilet flange is too close to the wall and therefore would require a 10" rough toilet. If it was a plumber and not your son in law that installed it he should have checked that.
1820068
Basically the bolt is still attached to the toilet but the seat and cover can be turned and taken off. To reattach it would just have to be placed back on the bolt and twisted to lock back in place. Hope this helps...