Will this product replace a Bemiss toilet seat?
841113
Its for a new toilet, my in laws has one and is nice with the slow close feature.
841114
Yes, I replaced a Bemis with this and I didn't even have to replace the attachment bolts. Whole process took 10 seconds.
1901835
My seat is elongated like in the illustration and it is a perfect fit , but it attaches to the bowl so it shouldn't matter what type seat you have . Don't hesitate purchasing because it is a terrific idea and should come standard on every toilet sold .
2044937
If the toilet is an older model, elongated bowl, it should fit fine. However Bemis advises the following: "Toilet bolt hole imperfections can offset mounting bolts creating installation issues. Contact Customer Service for installation assistance. Newer one-piece Kohler toilets use secured nuts in the china for seat installation. Please call Customer Service or your local dealer for a Lift-Off Plus Nut Hinge Kit. Customer Service: 1-800-558-7651"
1373554
No, this is the listing for the standard size seat. There is a separate listing for the one that fits elongated toilet seats.
969885
That must be the package dimensions. It is about the same size as the standard elongated toilet seat.
667053
I have had the same problem. It appears to me that the spacing for the holes on the toilet are not the same as for the seat. The difference is probably one-eighth inch or less. The bolts from the seat are at a slight angle (both away from the toilet) on the underside. Tightening the nuts doesn't change that. The slope on the bolt prevents the nut from making solid contact with the porcelain surface on the underside. I suspect the Bemis seat has standard bolt spacing and the "designer" toilet has non-standard (slightly larger) hole spacing. I plan to file down the bolts where they contact the porcelain within the holes and see if that helps. I have had the same problem. It appears to me that the spacing for the holes on the toilet are not the same as for the seat. The difference is probably one-eighth inch or less. The bolts from the seat are at a slight angle (both away from the toilet) on the underside. Tightening the nuts doesn't change that. The slope on the bolt prevents the nut from making solid contact with the porcelain surface on the underside. I suspect the Bemis seat has standard bolt spacing and the "designer" toilet has non-standard (slightly larger) hole spacing. I plan to file down the bolts where they... » Read More I have had the same problem. It appears to me that the spacing for the holes on the toilet are not the same as for the seat. The difference is probably one-eighth inch or less. The bolts from the seat are at a slight angle (both away from the toilet) on the underside. Tightening the nuts doesn't change that. The slope on the bolt prevents the nut from making solid contact with the porcelain surface on the underside. I suspect the Bemis seat has standard bolt spacing and the "designer" toilet has non-standard (slightly larger) hole spacing. I plan to file down the bolts where they contact the porcelain within the holes and see if that helps. « Show Less
180307
Sorry I don't know, I had a plumber install my toilet and slow close seat, but it works great!
965902
I'm not sure the brand of the toilet but it did fit the elongated nicely. Installation was just a matter of removing the screws holding in the current toilet seat, removing that seat, placing the riser on the toilet, placing the seat onto the riser and using the screws that came with the riser screwing the whole combo to the toilet. As easy as replacing a toilet seat.
2153610
I have elongated toilet seats, and it works just fine! I highly recommend this product! Definitely worth the buy! (:
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.
929162
Could be, this comes more cost effective unless you are replacing your toilet seat anyway.
2249999
It's pretty generic in that a standard toilet seat will work. It's worth a try.
1483567
It seems to fit most toilets. So if 10.5 inches is pretty standard, it should fit. If you're not sure, you could call your local hardware store and ask them the standard toilet seat diameter.
948921
I have been using and replacing this toilet seat for both of my old Eljer toilets. This is the only seat that fits because of the squared off front that is not stocked at any of the box stores. It is made to fit just the Eljer toilets. I hope this helps you and have a good day. Fred
410786
It did not fit my toilet. The seat was too high. Check manufacturer's specs carefully.
66567
I am not sure but think if the person has assistance with sitting down, it may work. It has helped our father significantly when used on the standard toilet.
1123728
pretty sure it will Fred, since it secures by knobs on the outside area, easy to adjust them, clamps onto the toilet.. I think this is the best buy I have made, have had it for some time now, still happy with it, best seat in the house, lol