can I just put the bucket on top of the toilet tank? or does it have to sit even higher?
2069099
I have been using this fabulous board, for over a year now. The best position for the water is higher than the toilet seat. I had the great benefit of having a window sill higher than the toilet in one bathroom and it fit the bucket perfectly. You can also consider placing a stool of some kind that might support it on your sink. You want enough gravity for the water to have a enough of a forceful flow.
1099916
The bucket in the bottom is removable for easy cleaning. I normally line the bucket with a 4 gallon plastic bag, the content of which can be easily dumped in the toilet and the plastic bag discarded so no contact is made with the contents.
949859
You cannot sit it on top of the toilet seat or it will not be secore. Lift both toilet bowl cover and seat and place it on the TOILET. It sits INSIDE of the toilet itself, so therefore cannot move.
966417
As far as I can tell, the answer is basically no, not while someone is sitting on the commode seat. The seat itself must be raised in order to remove the bucket. A seated person has space between the legs in front and in the back that would permit reaching down for washing but only if they are quite thin in the hips and thighs.
1827070
NO, it does not fit in the basket with the seat down. You can lay it across the basket ONLY if the seat is in the upright position. That means that you have to take the tank out of the basket before you can sit down. We bought this model for this specific purpose (as opposed to the Drive models with a flexible pouch hanging under the seat), and it does NOT work as well as we hoped it would. I called Drive and was told that they do not make oxygen tank holders for rollators.
2123968
Its my experience that the basic "5 gal" bucket differs in height but not diameter. You should be okay.
1635472
I got this to gift someone. But I recall it would not fit on top of a toilet.
1989086
Yes probably with the construction of a rack because toilettte out in the center and drain water is in the top section. Also the lower party already has a pipe that could enter a 4-inch pipe , but this way the toilet should be raise up of a flow in your biggest tank and don't forget install one valve for odor also be a van for evacuation of air smell
1672391
I don't think so. I believe the splash guard will start slipping down the commode seat but not fit down all the way, leaving to much of the splash guard to try and sit on. Or it won't fit at all. It has been a while since I used the commode; I do remember that the bucket and splash guard is wider than the commode seat so that when you sit down nothing spills over the sides of the bucket. You need the bucket.
1339328
This seat actually sits on top of the existing toilet seat -- not in it. That way, if folks do not want to use the raised seat, it is simply removed for regular use of the toilet. The 'grippers' on the bottom of the Yunga kept it from sliding off. I hope this helps. The Yunga was indispensable after my hip replacement surgery.
575236
the tank would just fit under but the fill cap sticks up above the top of the box a couple inches.
190540
Suggestion, it might work. Switch out bucket with a very tall five gallon. sit directly on floor
243282
I don't have this right now but if I remember correctly, the bucket goes below the seating surface. If you have everything else in place, raise the lid, then raise the seating surface. There should be a metal support underneath to place the bucket on.
1371018
If he is uncomfortable with a seat you could do what I did at home. Buy a commode and just don't use the bucket. Position the chair over the toilet. That might be your best bet. Most if the seats are at least mostly round.
597699
The bucket, with its top slide out the front of the chair. You cannot put the top one the bucket if the bucket is in the char. The top is intended only to close the bucket once removed from the chair
555689
Yes, the seat raises up. The bucket is attached under the seat by sliding it on the frame beneath the seat. I highly recommend this product.
1335208
Yes, this product can be set over a regular toilet. The back is adjustable, as well as removable, so it can be slid in closer to the chair seat to miss the toilet tank. The seat will be approx. five inches higher than the toilet due to the support brackets under the seat and the thickness of the seat.