How does the seat attach? Does it screw down or is it on c-clips that swivel up?
1523465
It is screwed down with two plastic clamps that are shaped like the Greek Omega. It raises and lowers easily. The only problem we have with the commode is that it's heavy, which makes moving it a little difficult.
1523466
It is screwed down. We have no problem with it. My mother uses it as well when taking a shower.It is very convenient.
1523467
Hello. It has two half circular or u-shaped clips that screw into the bottom of the seat. The clips are plastic. They are about an inch wide. The seat moves up and down freely. Full access to the pail.
702839
There is an attachment that comes with the seat that tilts it for rear facing.
2036846
There is a screw built into the chair that I personally keep loose to make it swivel. But if you tighten it then it stays pretty still
264002
No clamp or swivel mount is included, only the seat. You will need to purchase whatever kind of base that you plan to use with seat.
920603
The seat flips up in hinges at the back. This is the second commode I got for my dad. It is sturdy enough to take a "hard sit" and and has stable arms to assist in standing. We're very happy with this one.
1807580
I am not sure what your are asking but the swivel just snaps in place. The button on top is spring loaded.
1542335
Not really. It unclips and reclips fine, but This is a heavy duty seat and requires some strength. But if you don't mind a little extra effort changing seats and don't plan to do it often you'll be fine. I'm a small woman with a tall SUV so we spent the extra money and got 2 seats.
1308280
The lever raises the seat up and down. The knob under the seat releases it to slide forward and back . This is well made. Doesn't take up too much room.
472123
Yes it swivels, it is NOT fixed. Makes getting around very easy. Turns on a dime.
1657731
The seat is screwed onto the base so when you swivel around in a circle, the seat will raise and lower. The small handle visible just under the seat in the picture is actually a lock to prevent swiveling. You don't have to use it if you want your seat to move, just be aware that the seat is wobbly if the lock is not applied.
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It fits tight, so you are going to need luck, some kind of lubricant, and probably a big hammer. I think the seat slides forward, then the back slides up, leaving 4 pieces when done. We've had ours for a while, so I'm not completely sure. I do know that there are no fasteners, just slots on the arms. All friction fit. Hope this helps.
1698915
No, the seat does not swivel. You can move it forward or back to adjust to the persons height. This is a great machine and does everything the expensive machines do at much less the cost. I wouldn't do without this machine. All my family, plus myself enjoy it.
756788
the seat does not more forward or back ,has height adjustment and steering column can be adjusted . seat does swivel
1632674
It attaches with a standard screw clamp. It works for us, but sorry, it may not for you.
784243
Yes, it is normal. It's not screwed in. It's held in with clips and 2 "o" rings. This allows it to swivel and nothing will unscrew.
1614658
There's a white tab protuding from under blue seat. You lift it and swivel. You'll hear it click into next locked position. It's very easy to do, even whilst seated on it.
55874
I just recently built mine and the seat is rock-solid. You have to keep the adjustment screw tight, but I've not detected any movement of the seat while riding. I'm not a big fan of the adjustment screw concept. Although it seems to work well, it's inconvenient (at best) when there are multiple users (and there are three of us using it).