How does the seat attach to the toilet? Is it the usual way with bolt heads and nuts?
1157938
yes it does, everything fit perfectly, and I might add the seat is holding up very well. ( 275 lb man.)
1157939
That's correct. Standard bolt and nut. It's very easy to do. Took less than 5 mins
1157940
no it has a bolt and clip system that I find very undesirable. It becomes loose way to often and I have to tighten it on a bi-weekly basis.
1415458
The plastic bolt could probably be removed but its purpose is to keep the seat secured to the toilet. It will not cause any damage to the toilet. You shouldn't have a problem if you decide to purchase this seat. There are other seats that you can't secure and they are a lttle dangerous. I really like this seat.
1833890
They use the same two bolts used to secure the toilet seat. Remove the two toilet seat bolts and place the back portion of the safety rails over the toilet seat bolt hole, place the mounts for the toilet seat over the safety rail bolt holes and push the toilet seat bolts thru both and tighten. If you have an old seat that needs replacing, now would be the time since you have to remove the seat anyway.
1378447
There is the raised base as shown in the picture. you add your own toilet seat and lid. Long bolts come with it. It worked great for my husband who had Alzheimer's. No problems with lid falling down. Hope this helps
475516
Long bolts are included and extend through the riser and your regular toilet seat.
2224176
It attaches to the toilet seat bolts. However, this is a very poor plastic unit. I went through two of them in six months. Instead, check out theBiffy UNIVERSAL Bidet which is made of metal. It costs twice as much, but will last ten times longer. The Blue Bidet line is terrible.
1620630
The frame uses the bolts holding the toilet seat to the toilet. You need to remove the toilet seat and put the frame bracket on top of the toilet. Next you reinstall the toilet seat with the bolts going through holes in the frame bracket.
1138992
You have to secure it by clamping it on. But taking it off and on is very easy. It is just a matter of turning that knob on the front of the toilet. the black knob I believe you are referring to is the bolt (so to speak) to tighten the clamp on toilet onto your existing toilet seat. I hope this helps :)
247289
No, no screws or anything to attach to the toilet. This one is completely free-standing. I bought it for my elderly dad, who is a big man--this is perfect...VERY strong and he loves it. But, my mother who is much smaller, thinks it's wonderful, as well.
789556
It attaches through the same holes as the toilet seat. You remove your toilet seat, place the safety rail on the toilet and then replace the toilet seat with the same large plastic screws. Very easy!
1825876
It comes as the picture shows. the legs are attached to the back part that bolts to the toilet. The legs are pretty light but work well. Have been pleased with them.
2088639
Mine has two large plastic screws located in the back under part of the toilet. Just unscrew the plastic nuts and the seat will come off.
398429
I think you may have to wrestle with the pipe that goes down into the holding tank and rotate the flange to align with the toilet. I don't know how they are held in place, but probably with some type of putty. If you place the bolts in the flange and get a pry bar that should rotate the flange. Good luck.
708212
Everything you need to install this on your exiting toilet comes with it. No separate parts needed! :-) It just looks that way because they have a cover over where the bolts go. Hope this helps!
1651498
I believe it's fully enclosed. The toilet comes with it's own hardware to connect the seat bolts, as you can't reach underneath the skirt. The bolts to connect it to the floor are also different, than a normal toilet. A Bracket bolts to the floor and the toilet connects through small holes on the side in the rear.
1138993
It does attach to the toilet and the black knob on the front secures it. It comes off easy enough to clean.
130681
Yes...bolts come with seat. This product is great....raises the height of the toilet without unsightly hardware. We bought this because the apparatus we had (with metal arms ) got in the way. My aunt is 105 and this gave her back some independence.