Does the bar, going across, on the bottom with the legs come off? ...so i can put behind the toilet.
1994075
it does go behind the toilet, but it's really a piece of junk. super flimsy.
1994076
I can't remember if it does, I believe it doesn't as it's for stability. It fit behind our toilet just fine.
1994077
During the assembly of the shelving you leave that bar off and then attach it after the shelving is placed over the toilet.
1994078
Like mentioned before, the bar needs to be attached once the rest of the assembled unit is in place over the toilet. Dont forget to get some wall hooks as well for extra stability, as they dont come with the original packaging. Hope this helps.
240676
We have two of these toilet seats (one upstairs and one on our main level). Unfortunately one pops off frequently and the other gives us no trouble. I don't imagine we use them all that differently, so it's just probably a "luck of the draw" type of thing.
574915
You mean the toilet seat cutout? I don't think so. A person wouldn't be able to use the stabilizer bars to hang on. The back bar comes off, however. We use this free standing against a wall (better and easier on the back). Hope that helps.
837735
No that bar that you can see does not interfere with the seating area. It's where the chair fold. The seat and back fabric are supported by support posts on each side...so there is not anything across the back or along bottom where your legs rear. So yes very comfortable and worth the money...built to last and much better than cheaper alternatives.
1280891
No. There is a mesh bag that lays inside the toilet and helps hold the bag in place. It can't fall I position when legs are closed.
132039
No. It sets right on the toilet. But I am very happy with it. I took it off last week and put it away until I have my other knee replaced.
696942
I had the same problem. I replaced the balance bar and it helped a little. In time I just had to learn nothing perfect. U can Google it to. They call it the toilet bowl effect
1898234
Jaye, The bar will come out of the little slot with a bit of pressure, but it shouldn't come out unless you are a little rough with the unit. Even if it does come out, it takes little effort to put it back in.
1025595
Hi, The feet / arms slide through openings at each corner of the seat when you assemble it. The seat is not fixed to the legs. the seat rests on your existing toilet seat or the toilet itself. Thanks Frank
806558
Unlock the legs from the standing position (until I got the hang of it, I ended up pulling the leg right off, but it clicks back in place), then instead of folding the legs in to store it, fold them outward so they are even with the seat part and place flat across the toilet. In public restrooms, I just cover the seat with TP or the seat covers to keep it from touching the toilet.
895050
Yes, the toy bar should pull off completely. It is designed so it can be removed when not needed.
1041100
We've had ours for about three years. There has been no damage to the toilet or toilet seat. Yes, there is what appears to be a durable vinyl covering on the flattened bar that sets on the front rim. This rail is stronger and more sturdy than the floor bar rest my wife had when she was in a nursing home. My wife, myself and my wife's caregiver all swear by this railing.
2225989
Bottom of the bar is 8 inches - top is 10 inch. Be aware that the idiot that designed thisput the screws to lock in the bar on the back side against the wall. If you cannot access thisfrom the back or do not have sufficient room between the back of the toilet and the wall to slidethe bar thru, you will have to drill a hole from the front to put a screw in. Not really difficult - just stupid design.
2251194
Seems like more of a balance issue that a weight issue. It may slide out from under you. Also, where you put your feet is kinda high up. If you can squat like that I wouldn't think you'd need the Squatty Potty.
1976788
Well, there is enough clearance for the top bar, but when we assembled the cabinet, we left off the bottom bar, then put the unit behind the toilet, and then we attached the bottom bar. You had to be rather 'agile' to install the last bar, but we did it.
926346
This bar is somewhat adjustable, so you can have the door open a little to let in air and still have it secured. Also, we are old farts, so bending down to the floor every time to remove/replace a bar is difficult. : )
2255964
It moves a bit sometimes when you get up, but can't fall off because of the piece that hangs down into the toilet. It's never fallen off for me and I'm very heavy now.