can you lift up the regular toilet seat while this is in place
903065
I had to remove the entire toilet seat from the toilet to use the raised seat. My toilets are more than 30 years old. The seat works very well though.
903066
This type of Raised toilet seat does not have a toilet seat cover, and you can't use yours. Your seat cover will either have to be removed or be kept in an upright position.
2234216
Yes. There would be a small bracket left behind and the foam pads that line up with the seat would still be there. But the part that lifts up can be removed.
2239572
Nope! First you take the seat off, put the bidet on, and put the seat back on. It's designed to be as flat as possible so I haven't noticed any difference. I suppose if you have one of those carpet covers and it almost falls over without a bidet, it *might* make it fall over, but otherwise I don't think it would.
702549
I wouldn't say, "easily" but it is not too difficult albeit a bit of a nuisance. You have to take off your toilet seat in order to put on the elevated seat. If it wobbles you might want to use some heavy duty Velcro to anchor it more firmly. All in all it is not very difficult but you have to reverse the process in order to remove it.
478399
no, have to put the seat up and put riser directly on top of toilet. Works great.
515300
I had to remove my toilet seat. If you don't, the raised seat will be unsteady. There are two small Velcro strips that are suppose to prevent the seat from moving but I find these useless. I replaced those strips with much stronger Velcro strips found in any hardware store.
212689
Yes, remove the old toilet seat, this new one looks really nice and it is easy to install. it is noteven noticeable that it is not the original.
201742
This fits on your standard toilet, lift the seat and place it on the toilet, it would not work on say an ADA or comfort height toilet. It then adds 4 or 5 inches to the overall height of the toilet.
1438598
My toilet seat is lifted by atleast 3 inches, if I tighten all the screws. I have to leave the screws loose to have it some place to relax if someone sits on the seat. If I tighten the screws to its max, it makes a cracking sound and I fear it will break. I'm not sure if I can treat it differently.
1026829
There is one removable pot/bowl that fits on the chair if it is not positioned over the toilet. When you lift the seat, you can lift the pot up and dump the contents in the toilet. Just one pot.
2004239
Yes, the seat lifts up and there is a strap that pulls up. Be aware, however, this model for heavier people does not fit through a normal door. A problem for us to go sideways.
515298
No, you just have to lift the toilet seat, and this sets right down on the porcelaen, with a ridge on the bottom that keeps it from sliding.
1232088
Not well. It was too short for my bowl and mine is standard round. Urine got between the riser and the bowl top creating a stinky mess and you have to remove the riser to clean, as it does not lift up like the toilet seat.
2057183
Yes -- but it will be way way easier if you do it BEFORE you intall the toilet. The directions that come with it will tell you how. I have a different seat on mine.
2079190
You need to pull the little handle out on the right side under the seat. Its the same handle to raise and lower.
1297231
Yes. I am using one on a raised TOILET. If you mean a raised cushioned SEAT on a regular toilet, I'm not sure.
1138994
I am not mechanically inclined and I love this product. You lift the toilet seat (you don't have to remove it) and then put the handicapped seat in the bowl. There is a projection that hooks under the back lip of the toilet bowl. Then you tighten a clamp (like a vise) in the front with that black knob. And it is just as easy to take out. Just loosen the knob, tilt and lift out. The handles snap on and off easily enough so you can store it back in the box for the next time you want to use it.