we camp alot.usually dig a hole in the ground, bury our limitations.are the feet on this toilet wide enough to cover a hole or will it slip or sink?
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The legs seem pretty wide to me. The thing would be perfect if I could get the legs to close. I only got the front legs to close. I needed it for my 'grab and go' emergency bag/cart. I hate the thing because it is just too dang hard to open and close the legs and I can't drag it around with the legs open. Can't even close the legs to return it! Hate it!
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It should be okay they are pretty wide. You could always find some flat rocks to put under the three legs for better stability or if you can find some thick hard plastic and have them cut to fit under the legs that would help from them sinking.
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MOST DEFINITELY! Have taken mine camping, used it as the "throne seat" atop a 5 gal. pail!
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I use mine for camping, so generally put a full size (bar-b-que) tank underneath it on a camping table or some other flat surface. If you are doing the same, take the depth of the unit in the specifications page.
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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.
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Well it's flexible plastic and will fit over a pop up drain or inside a regular one.... I don't think stepping on it would hurt but it might be slippery
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It is a low toilet, it seemed high profile by the measurements to me too.. I ended up buying the riser too.
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Toilet have "standard dimensions" for width - and you should be fine. This is a pretty standard product for the typical situation. The opening, inside dimensions of the legs is 20 3/4" from our actual measurement.
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I would say no especially if you have short legs. I do not and the seat is raised up 2" higher than a normal seat and if you have a high rise toilet that makes it even taller. I like the size and all and I am not near as small as you but it is just to high i wish it was normal like a regular seat in height. The material construction is very good quality.
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Yes,it will work great.I say use 2 seals if flange more than 3/8 inches below floor level as their video states at the sani seal site.,put a silicone bead top and bottom on both seals and install.I put in a 3/4 inch plywood floor,then laminate and this is about the best and easiest way to compensate for that distance out there.Its simple,and it works.I would also shim the toilet so it bolts down firmly and doesnt rock but I bet even a slight rock these seals will flex and not leak.Give it a try,I bet you will find its your solution.
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Never used it over a toilet but it might work. I would recommend getting medline safety rails.
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You should have no problem. I have a higher toilet myself. There are 5 adjusting holes, and I have 3 on top of where I have mine set. Take off the seat and use the bolts and holes to attach the bracket between the seat mounts and the toilet itself. I set my height so the arms are pretty level. There are two sideways adjusting holes for how wide you want it. Yes, there will be a little movement of the rails, but, it is sturdy. I have no problems as I'm recovering from knee surgery.
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Laura I believe any set up you can rig will work as the whole idea is to have you or your kids in the squatting position. Just imagine if you were squatting in the woods. I have a 9 inch tall stool I put my feet on and it works perfectly for me. As far as fitting under the toilet for storage is concerned, the little stool I have just folds flat and I stand it up between the wall and the toilet when not in use. Good luck!
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It's not a perfect fit, but it works. (It bends because it doesn't have the support as say a non-elongated toilet). It supports my 30-35 lb son. I have used it on public toilets and airline toilets.
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It is contoured to fit around the toilet bowl base. So it can stay in place and not take up much room.
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Fits quite well on ours. We set it in the front (it doesn't cover the entire seat) and it sits without moving. Our 3 yr old has no trouble with it. It is difficult for the kiddos to get on and off the toilet themself because of the bigger and higher toilets not because of the seat though.
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I work with special needs kids. Does your school district provide equipment for hin to use at school? You might want to choose what they are using for consistency. That being said, this toilet is adjustable and probably would go down for a 4- footer. It's stable. Does he transfer on and off independently at school? You might want to ask his OT about this toilet before purchasing. Hope I haven't confused you. We used it for my mother.
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I think you would have to have feet eight inches high to get just above the toilet. Not enough room for plural feet. The way the base is on the bottom you would have to screw in the middle of base to be sturdy.