What does this raised toilet seat lock on to.
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You have to remove your toilet seat and screw this on over the porcelain portion. It's quite large.
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The front of the toilet bowl. You lift the cover and the seat prior to installing.
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To the base if your toilet. You must raise the seat to attach. Very simple to attach and release. Hope this was helpful.
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The screw on the front of the seat is screwed to force the seat to the front of the toilet which holds it in place. There is a gripper inside the seat which the screw moves forward. hope this helps. Stays in place very well.
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It actually locks on to the toilet bowl. Part of it sits inside the toilet and there is a thumbscrew on the front to tighten it up. It works great!
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I returned the one I ordered. It did not measure with the dimensions of the bowl. I had chair height toilets installed purchased from Home Depot. I called a local independent plumber who installed them both reasonably. They are so much better.
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It is only an accessory to the toilet. It sits on top of either size, and adds about an inch to the normal seat height.
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o there is nothing to remove and the locking device is accomplished by just turning a knob on the front of that seat riser, I like the facr also that the arm rest are easly removed by jusy pushing in a button.
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It raises it slightly but no biggie. It is a wonder seat though, love mine.
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It depends on the kind of toilet you have. The one in our master bedroom was raised just a tiny bit but I guess that's just normal. It does not affect the seating nor does it look raised. The one in the guest bathroom (old toilet - we are in an old apartment); the toilet is one of those small round ones, the seat raised in such a way that it scared us to sit on it. But we got those round rubber spacers (from the hardware). Fits perfectly now and bidet works perfectly.
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As you can see in the picture, there is a large thumbscrew in the front of the seat. Once you position the seat on your toilet, there is a plastic piece which slips under the rim of toilet, turn the thumbscrew until tightened and the seat is very secure.
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My wife has right leg in cast and uses wheel chair to get to toilet. Between the locking device on wheel chair and handles on toilet extender, it makes life a lot easier
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Yes, it locks. That way the person can sit down on it without it rolling away.
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There is a locking/unlocking mechanism which permits the seat and cover to be removed while the bolts stay in place. This can make surfaces more accessible for cleaning.
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It nest's in the toilet seat so it cannot slip. The colored part is of the same material as the rest of the seat.
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Riser attaches to top of toilet. Toilet seat fits on top. Bolts through toilet bolt holes for seat attachment. Wing nuts screw on but the fit is tight but works
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We have two of these toilet seats (one upstairs and one on our main level). Unfortunately one pops off frequently and the other gives us no trouble. I don't imagine we use them all that differently, so it's just probably a "luck of the draw" type of thing.
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The seat is screwed onto the base so when you swivel around in a circle, the seat will raise and lower. The small handle visible just under the seat in the picture is actually a lock to prevent swiveling. You don't have to use it if you want your seat to move, just be aware that the seat is wobbly if the lock is not applied.
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You undo the current seat & use the new one with it's longer screws to attach to the toilet. It's sturdy and doesn't wiggle if you attach it correctly.
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It's a modification to your toilet seat. Your toilet seat comes off the riser goes on, and your seat fits on top of the riser with really long screws.
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The seat is actually on a screw--you rotate the seat to raise or lower the seat. It will rotate as long as you haven't reached the upper or lower stop.
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Mine is very loose too... my 17 month old can remove it when she is playing with it and carry it all around the house. When it goes on the big toilet (as a transition seat) it locks very tightly though. I thought the same thing when I received mine, that there was something missing to make it fit better, but it's exactly like it should be according to the manual.