How do they attach to the toilet seat?
1481506
They are screwed on the toilet seat. I would avoid using them on the thin plastic only seats. The thicker toilet seats give you room to screw the screws into the seat and not have them come through the top surface. I always pre-drill holes for the screws. Make sure your drill has a depth gauge or markings to make sure you don't drill to far. I hope that helps.
1481507
They come with a rubber band to use to position them then you put a starter screw hole in & secure with 2 screws. I think the next ones I apply I will use some kind of glue first then finish with the screws because the rubber bands tend to slip just a little. It is not difficult & these bumpers work like a charm!!! I have given them to my sons, parents & cousin. I was able to apply them myself without assistance, I am a 54 year old woman.
1481508
They screw on with the screws provided. So I don't think they will work on plastic seats.
1481509
You need to screw them into the underside of your toilet seat. The rubberbands that you see inside the packaging are used to put them into position and keep them there while you drill pilot holes. Well worth the effort to install these as they completely solved the "wiggly toilet seat" problem in my house!
1481510
There are screws that come with the product. I drilled those screws with the product under the toilet seat.
1481511
They come with screws just the right length & they're screwed into the underside of the seat. You adjust the things so the seat won't move, then put in another to lock in place.
1481512
You have to screw them in. I doubt they would work well with a vinyl/cardboard seat and lid. The elongated seat I have is white painted wood or pressed board. It is still working great and I think it is one of the top 3 home improvements I have ever made. Otherwise I would have gotten rid of the elongated toilet that was in the house when I bought it. I hope this answer helps you.
1254845
Right. It comes with 2 bolts that are long enough to attach your toilet seat on top. You need to make sure the toilet seat you use has the hole to put the bolt through.
84601
The unit comes with a flange that fits over the rear cross piece and the bolts from the toilet seat go through the flange and when tightened holds the seat and unit firmly in place . There are adjustment holes in the unit that allow the legs and arm width to be customized . It is a simple installation and no mechanical knowledge is required .
475515
Take off present seat, included in new seat are two long bolts that go into the two holes in toilet bowl. Very simple operation, attached nuts to bolts and tighten screws, after a day or two of use, retighten bolts.
982516
We use a sprayer that is attached to the side of our toilet to spray off poop. I didn't need to break them in, just washed them once and started using them!
1277029
It mounts to the back of the west of the toilet. You will need to unscrew the toilet seat, put the toilet bar in place, and then put the back of the toilet seat back onto the toilet. it works very well, but you may need to occasionally tighten the back screws of the toilet seat, so the bars do not become wobbly.
167280
Directions come with the bidet. One hose connects to the water flow to the toilet (cold water) and the other hose connects to the hot water supply from your bathroom sink. You actually are replacing the hoses that exist with new hoses and connectors. The connectors allow you to attach the bidet. I had to replace some of my parts (shut off valves; old ones would not shut off ) under my sink but it only cost me about another $30.
285158
I understand they go in to secure the back to the seat. If they are not put in then if you pick up by the back it might come apart without those screws to secure them. I think there is more info if you go to the manufacturer's website.
1962815
This unit is easy. Loosen the seat and lift it off. Place the adjustable arm across the rear of the bowl, where the seat screws will hold both the seat and the unit. Replace the seat and tighten down the screws which will hold both the seat and the unit in place. Now attach the water feed tube to the water supply. It is advisable to purchace a three way shut off valve at your local hardware store. These valves supply water to the toilet and have a third opening for a tube attachment. That's it. Saves a lot on toilet paper and is beneficial if you have a septic system.
1284323
These rails are attached using the toilet seat bolts - not difficult to install.
1816462
The seat comes with everything you'll need to install it. Be advised though it installs a little differently than others I've used. For this model you install the plastic thumb tight bolts to the commode, then snap the seat down onto the retaining hardware and lock it in with a the attached locking connectors. VERY easy to install and holds tight.
1900364
Sorry you did not find instructions with them, not sure about finding pdf on line, it's been a long while since i put my stools together but i think all you have to do is bolt the seats to the upper support making sure the foot rest faces forward and the base plugs in to the lower end.
475517
There are two long bolts provided wit h the seat. Mount to toilet the same way as the original seat.
750558
No, you will need 2 holes that used to mount the toilet seat to mount the bidet
1835632
I was unable to use these on my toilet, and had to end up buying a new seat with chrome hinges already attached. I believe these are for older, round seats.
1237629
It has been awhile since I bought these, I believe you had to put together the whole item. The support poles with the foot ring then mounting the seat and the seat back. It wasn't rocket science but you need a helper, mostly to hold things, and it goes smoothly.
862159
Two removable plastic bolts were shipped with the toilet seat. You need to put the bolts through the holes of the toilet and install the toilet seat using a screw driver.