Will this work with the newer style "easy clean" toilet seats, which have the fastening bolts integral to the seat instead of separate?
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It worked with mine. There are two tabs, like large flat washers that go between the top of the bowl and underside of the seat locked in place by the seat bolts. Very easy and simple.
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I don't know. But it pays for you to check with Moen because the apparatus is perfect for those with arthritis and/or mobility problems.
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Yes it is working with newer style seats. But make sure ur seat has heavy lids. It's not good with light weight lids (not working good with $100 toilet seats)
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I have installed a lot of toilet seats and have never seen bolts too big. You are probably going to have to drill the underside of the seat to fit this new hinge. This makes the task quite difficult.
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I do not know. If you go to the Mansfield website, I am sure you can search parts by your toilet type that will give you model numbers that will relate with Amazon products.
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It has a quick release lid for easy cleaning, so a regular toilet seat will not work with it. You are able to take the quick release brackets off, though.
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I am not familiar with toilets with enclosed bolts. It is just like all the toilet seats I have ever seen so if an ordinary seat would install on your toilet then this one should also.
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I think it should be possible by using longer bolts connecting the toilet lid (through the bidet) and the toilet bowl. In other words substitute longer bolts to connect the toilet lid and bowl. You would need two bolts long enough to pass through the riser seat. I have not actually tried this method but do not see why it would not work. Good luck!
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I wasn't the one who installed it but I believe it attaches to the toilet seat bolts.
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Hi L. Wolin, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Premium Seat Riser with Removable Arms for Standard Toilets. The wording of your question is a little confusing. Did you mean do you need to drill larger holes in the toilet to accept the longer bolts that fix the seat riser to the toilet? If that is the case you do not. This seat riser fixes right to your toilet. Below is a video that might explain the product a little more.Link to Product Video: http://youtu.be/EX4UakmpGHk
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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.
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Yes. We have had it on an elongated toilet for 8 months now and it works just fine. The brackets bolts down onto the toilet down low, which makes it more secure than most raise seats. The biggest issue with it is the compromise design that has it fitting round toilets as well, and restricts room and access in the front.
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Yes, remove the old toilet seat, this new one looks really nice and it is easy to install. it is not even noticeable that it is not the original.
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Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of toilet seat. Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of... » Read More Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of toilet seat. « Show Less
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To the best of my knowledge and I've worked on a lot of toilets, the bolts are all standard distance. The only issue you have to worry about is if your toilet is elongated (longer bowl size) or "normal size". Easy to install. 5 minutes. Good Luck.
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It matters! With the toilet set it matters if you need an elongated one or regular sized seat. If you're toilet bowl is round this is for you. It attaches easily, is easy to clean and it's sturdy. Enjoy.
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Maybe. The unit was purchased to go with an elongated, modern toilet (bought a few months ago), and it works fine with SOME brands, but not all. The person for whom I got two of the Foldeasy toilet surround support aids has two such new toilets. The unit works perfectly with one brand - American Standard - but not the other. The lower part of the toilet bowl is about 1 inch too long, so the gray front base of the Foldeasy will not fold down and snap in place correctly with the second toilet. Too bad. The Foldeasy is strong and sturdy and highly recommended for the American Standard model. I would contact the Foldover company to be sure of which brands it works with correctly. Good luck.
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It should work on any elongated toilet. However, my toilet is not a Mansfield.
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It would be hard to say, because there are so many different styles of Toto toilets. Basically, if the back of your toilet seat attaches to the bowl with two bolts as it does on a standard toilet, then it should work. The legs in the front are adjustable, so that shouldn't be an issue. If you order it and it doesn't, it's very easy to return items for a full refund.