Would they work on the big john toilet seat? The open front seat.
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I don't Know, But If The plastic Is Thick Enough For The Screws, and With the stabilizers Being On The Sides Of The seat, It Should Work.
1496196
Lol, never heard it called that ....... yes, you actually mount them on each side of the toilet seat, slightly closer to the front than the back depending on the "shape" of the toilet seat. My husband used a permanent marker on the bowl rim to mark the placement of the bumpers on the bottom of the seat. He determined where the bumpers would "seat" the tightest so that the toilet seat does not move at all. The directions are very easy and they still work like a charm for us. I would always recommend them for every toilet in your home. Good luck!
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I don't see why not, you put them on each side to keep the lid from sliding from side to side. since the front is open you might want to put 2 sets on for more stability. Space them so they will be next to the rim of the bowl toward the front & back of the seat.
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If the seat is thick enough so the screws will not penetrate out the top of the toilet seat then it should work fine. Some of the new plastic toilet seats seem not to have enough thickness.
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Do you already have the Big John? I would say that they won't work. Those seats come with large stabilizing rubber bumpers that grip the bowl to minimize any shifting, so there is not a lot of room to place these Safe-T-Bumpers. So you may not need these. And the seats are not flat on the bottom, which might not allow you to place these close enough to the edge of the seat and the inside of the bowl. See the 2nd picture in this link, that shows the underside of the seat (I hope link works):Big John 6-W Oversized Toilet Seat with Cover - For Round Or Elongated Toilet Bowls - Weight Capacity 800 Pounds - White Do you already have the Big John? I would say that they won't work. Those seats come with large stabilizing rubber bumpers that grip the bowl to minimize any shifting, so there is not a lot of room to place these Safe-T-Bumpers. So you may not need these. And the seats are not flat on the bottom, which might not allow you to place these close enough to the edge of the seat and the inside of the bowl. See the 2nd picture in this link, that shows the underside of the seat (I hope link works):Big John 6-W Oversized Toilet Seat... » Read More Do you already have the Big John? I would say that they won't work. Those seats come with large stabilizing rubber bumpers that grip the bowl to minimize any shifting, so there is not a lot of room to place these Safe-T-Bumpers. So you may not need these. And the seats are not flat on the bottom, which might not allow you to place these close enough to the edge of the seat and the inside of the bowl. See the 2nd picture in this link, that shows the underside of the seat (I hope link works):Big John 6-W Oversized Toilet Seat with Cover - For Round Or Elongated Toilet Bowls - Weight Capacity 800 Pounds - White « Show Less
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It's worth a shot to try, though it depends how clogged the toilet is and with what lol.
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I would say so. My only concern would be that mens seats are shaped slightly different.
1111659
Yes. They will just not fit perfectly into the opening. This cosmetic only.
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It depends. The "Big John" will raise seat height about 2 - 2 1/2" above the current bare toilet bowl top rim. If you have a bowl that is uncomfortably low for you with the current seat, "Big John" will help. You want to be able to sit comfortably with your feet flat on the floor. If you have a comfortable chair (with a hard seat) measure from the top of the chair bottom to the floor and compare this to your current toilet seat height. This should give you a good idea of where you will be with Big John. I'm 6'3" 290 lbs., and I find the Big John on top of a 16 1/2" "Tall) bowl quite comfortable. My wife is about 5'7", (wt. CLASSIFIED - if I knew I sure wouldn't tell). It is a little tall for her but she is not uncomfortable with it (at least she is a good enough sport not to admit to it anyway).
1167229
Yes certainly.The broader the seat, the more comfortable your bum. Happy riding.
642101
Yes, I believe it would. My toilet was an elongated newer shape, but it works fine for me.
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Ours are mounted on Glacier Bay 2 piece high efficiency dual flush elongated 16.5" high toilets from Home Depot (approx $100 ea). I think that they would look good on any elongated toilet. We are also very pleased with the function of the seat. We have had them for about a year now with no problems.
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If your seats are the same style as shown in the image, then YES they will.
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Yes it will work and these seats are awesome im big guy and they hold up great
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I was unable to use these on my toilet, and had to end up buying a new seat with chrome hinges already attached. I believe these are for older, round seats.
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It would be hard to say, because there are so many different styles of Toto toilets. Basically, if the back of your toilet seat attaches to the bowl with two bolts as it does on a standard toilet, then it should work. The legs in the front are adjustable, so that shouldn't be an issue. If you order it and it doesn't, it's very easy to return items for a full refund.
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I believe they would. just make sure its a bench seat in the back and they should fit just fine.
1235144
I don't think they would for it is a tight fit on the large ones. You would need to break them to get them to work
533683
Yes it will work if the standard toilet has a big enough notch in the back of the toilet. If it does not he can cut a deep enough notch and install the auto flush kit. This kit will work with a flapper, a round flapper as long as it has a spot to to lift the flap. I have it installed on all four of my toilets and they work like a champ.
367229
That would depend on the seat. The "jaws" that grip do not open very widely, so the seat would have to have narrow attachment points.
1005129
If the seats are the same than yes. What I bought was for one seat, not two. Thanks