How tall is this Hassock seat toilet? The ad says 154 inches which does not make sense.
697670
I'm away for awhile so can't measure but I'd say it's close to 20" give or take a couple.
697671
LOL...no, it is approximately 18" tall. I need to go and get it from my camper to measure it if you want (to be accurate). This is a great product & we have been very happy with it.
697672
Hi Susan-- haha! That's quite a typo.... 15.4 inches would be correct. It is actually up at our cabin right now, but since 15" is the height of typical toilet seats, this number makes sense with the lid still on. It has served us well... good luck!
969885
That must be the package dimensions. It is about the same size as the standard elongated toilet seat.
1732316
hi cathy - no problem with a screen - the 154 is 32" tall - in some cases we set it up on a foot stool - it even has a remote control - you will like it - cal
1721742
Toilet seat legths are 16.5 or 18.5. They probably got lazy with the description.
2228726
I measure th From the center of one hole to the center of the other hole where the two hinges fit measures 5.75 inches. This seat is designed to fit a standard toilet. This product is of very good quality and has outlasted any other brand we have purchased in the past.
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Once seated properly on your toilet it is 4 1/2 inches. Hope it helps and any questions please ask.
929164
I don't think they make a toilet that is 7 or 9 inches shorter than a standard one. This is also a whole lot cheaper, and you can take it with you when you move.
676805
Mine measures 16.5 inches without the seat. Adding a seat could raise it another 3/4 inch. You might want to look at the Kohler website to be sure as I've had mine for over a year.
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In case others might want to know: there are tolerances for toilets, so the actual dimensions can vary from nominal a little (I think the spec says up to 0.25", IIRC) but the one I received did not require the full 12" distance from the finished wall, and fit perfectly into a space that was only 11-5/16". So this model might be worth a try if you don't have the full 12".
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For mine it's 8 inches. So from the sounds of other answers you got. I think it depends on your toilet but don't worry it should for surely fit. There are 5 pre-drilled holes so adjust it to what you need to.
72925
dimensions of this seat are for a roundish (NOT elongated) toilet stool : 15 inches across, 16 inches from back to front.
2000694
The distance between the legs is the same as the width of the seat - about 22 inches. It fits over a standard toilet and extends beyond the toilet several inches on both sides and in the front
410786
It did not fit my toilet. The seat was too high. Check manufacturer's specs carefully.
1220023
Plumber thinks it is 12"!! Check the specs for the RI number!It is the best flushing toilet out there!!
493396
I measure 11 3/4 inches from the back to the front in terms of usable space. The top of the seat flares downwards and in a bit, so the top of the seat is an even twelve inches but the bottom of the seat is a quarter inch shorter. It fits perfectly on my Toto elongated seat toilet.
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It is slightly more than 24" deep, and close to 29" high. Most important, it is designed for a 10" rough-in, meaning the center of the sewer pipe is 10" from the wall. 12" is standard in the USA, so you want this toilet only if your sewer pipe location is closer to the wall than normal. Without taking up your existing toilet, you can measure to the wall from the bolts that hold the toilet to the floor. There should be one on each side, measure both and they should be the same.One answer here says the seat height is only 10". That must be for a special kid-size toilet - this one is normal height, not the taller "handicap" height. It is slightly more than 24" deep, and close to 29" high. Most important, it is designed for a 10" rough-in, meaning the center of the sewer pipe is 10" from the wall. 12" is standard in the USA, so you want this toilet only if your sewer pipe location is closer to the wall than normal. Without taking up your existing toilet, you can measure to the wall from the bolts that hold the toilet to the floor. There should be one on each side, measure both and they should be the same.One answer here says the seat height is only 10". That must be for a... » Read More It is slightly more than 24" deep, and close to 29" high. Most important, it is designed for a 10" rough-in, meaning the center of the sewer pipe is 10" from the wall. 12" is standard in the USA, so you want this toilet only if your sewer pipe location is closer to the wall than normal. Without taking up your existing toilet, you can measure to the wall from the bolts that hold the toilet to the floor. There should be one on each side, measure both and they should be the same.One answer here says the seat height is only 10". That must be for a special kid-size toilet - this one is normal height, not the taller "handicap" height. « Show Less
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The rim height (without seat) is 15-3/8". In my mind that makes it 'standard' height. Comfort height is usually at least 1" taller. I'm not sure what qualifies as a child height toilet.