Can this seat be installed on the more modern toilets where there is no access to the underside of the bolt area/the bolt area is completely enclosed?
1559667
I am not familiar with toilets with enclosed bolts. It is just like all the toilet seats I have ever seen so if an ordinary seat would install on your toilet then this one should also.
1559668
I doubt it. The seat has a bolt that runs though the toilet holes and you screw on the matching nuts. You would definitely have to have access to the underside.
1559669
No. Are you sure that there is no access to the underside of the toilet so that the bolt may be placed there?
2224177
I don't believe the style of toilet is an issue. As long as you can get access to the water hose, you should be fine. (I had a plumber install mine because I did not know how.) I haven't had any problems with mine, beyond the fact that the water temperature takes some getting used to.
886784
If you have a one piece Kohler toilet, you have to remove the existing seat fasteners. Mine we rusted beyond use so I drilled the bolts out. Using the anchor kit noted, replace seat fasteners following the instructions. Make sure the bolts are reasonably tight before remove the bolt holder arm. Retighten without the arm to complete the process. Good luck!
2011397
I would say "no". I have a regular toilet bowl and the front bar sits on the edge of the bowl, under the seat. A small portion of the bar edge is visible from the front, inside. I think the front bar would be in the way of "things" if used on an elongated bowl. Also, this bar lifts up over the toilet seat when raised and frames the tank when not needed. This wouldn't clear the type of seat you have.
1555851
No ... and quite frankly I am puzzled by how that could happen when both rails can only be weight-pressured as far as the floor allows. As they both rest squarely on the floor, I think I would be more interested in knowing how much pressure was on the toilet, which sits squarely above the gasket and rings. They do need occasional replacement, perhaps this is more a regular maintenance problem.
2249994
Yes, the elevated toilet seat fits under the original seat and lid. Works very well and is easy to install.
1925313
Not sure but if you removed toilet seat probably could use stool riser. Not sure about rust haven't had it long but it cleans easily.
2153606
Yes. Both the toilets I use them on have elongated seats. Not sure if there is a varying degree on elongated seats or not though.
325121
You can, but I would think it might be harmful to the mechanism. Part of what I like about it is that it closes very gently, which will definitely extend the life of the toilet seat. There's nothing worse than having it slam down when it slips out of your hand. That never happens with this model. Plus, it is wood and very sturdy. My plumber told me he could get another like it for my guest bath, but the one he found is plastic and very flimsy.
714389
I have never seen a stool that can't have a standard seat installed. That doesn't mean they don't exist. This seat installs just like any other standard toilet seat.
632172
If you can remove the seat via screws, you can attach the bidet. If you can't, then you can't.
1202466
If the only way to screw in seats is from the top, then no. This one has to be screwed in from the bottom. Google (web search) the phrase: "How to Install the Bemis Sta-Tite Whisper Close Toilet Seat"And you will find a YoutTube video that shows you how it needs to be installed.
1039885
Sorry, but I don't know. We had a plumber install the toilet and as my bathroom is very very tiny, I never saw what was done. But we do love the new toilet as it is high and easier to use.
1855930
All of our toilet seats are elongated, so I can't answer that. It's easy to put in place and remove. Just pick it up and/or set it down.
1169301
I have a lift-off toilet seat and the seat attaches to two round posts with a flange on the bottom. The posts are wider than the slots in the disks. The flange also would be an issue if if the posts would fit because they wouldn't allow for the bidet to be mounted flush. The slots are only large enough for a standard bolt/post.
871275
I don't know as I replaced the seat immediately. I will say it is hard to find a proper seat for these toilets. I bought 2 and I will be replacing them they are note very good.
1063726
I would expect that you would have no problem as long as the seat is mounted fully on the toilet and the screw in locking mechanism is fully tightened. I have a round bowl toilet and it fit tightly into the toilet prior to even tightening the locking mechanism.