How does the horizontal piece at the bottom get around the toilet during installation? Is it screwed onto one of the vertical sides at the very end?
1941487
Yes, it is meant to be screwed into both sides at the end. Unfortunately, in tight spaces it's very difficult to do this - I was never able to secure mine because the drills/tools wouldn't fit between the wall/sink and the cabinet - and this can make it wobbly. To counteract the wobble, I definitely used the strap on top and balanced the legs with some small cardboard pieces underneath.
1941488
After you build the rest of it and place it over your toilet, you screw the piece in place, behind the toilet on the left and right sides.
2070995
I think the answer by LB is write on. I had to adjust mine a few times before stopped it from sliding when I sat on it. It is all in the "installation Manual" that came with the toilet. Bang
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.
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.
424258
No. Its is not secured to anything. The horizontal bar at the base is put in front of the toilet bowl. You could try assembling with the bar behind, but you have to ASSSEMBLE it that way. I have moved mine to a low use br because I kept stubbing my toes against the bottom bars.
816
The plastic piece is installed directly below the toilet tank. The supplied "hangers" attach to the plastic piece and are folded/bent over the top edge of the toilet tank (cover removed to do so) to "hang" the unit from the toilet tank.
709599
To answer your question it is pretty standard and one of my toilets is also limited in space and its fine.it does not pertrude very far at all.
1297600
do you have the bolt threads turned up? The bracket goes down first the the toilet hinges go on top then the bolts go in to hold all together. you must do this with the toilet seat closed. I hope this helps.
134795
My toilet is also round and it worked perfectly on it. My husband put it on, I think he took the toilet seat off then attached it like you would the seat, it was very secure and I was very pleased with it during my hip replacement recovery.
475513
There are two really long screws that attach just under the regular toilet seat that hold the toilet seat and the riser together on the toilet. I have tightened mine once in several months.
1523466
It is screwed down. We have no problem with it. My mother uses it as well when taking a shower.It is very convenient.
739871
I was able to install the bottom bar but it is snug against the toilet shut off valve. The bar sits on top of the shut off valve pipe for my toilet. The bar bottom is 6" from the floor. Measure where your shut off valve pipe enters the wall to determine if you will be able to install this bottom bar.
616292
mine is rounded. It's a strange thing, but almost everyone who comes to visit actually says they love the new toilet....strange but true
1115347
I've never had that problem but it should. It has 4 ribs/rings that fit very tightly into the pipe. It takes quite a bit of effort to remove the the toilet once it is installed. It never separated from the toilet either. Just be sure to thoroughly clean the bottom of the toilet with a liquid (water or a non-residue cleaner) to ensure there is no dust remaining that would compromise the adhesion of the seal.
919364
Takes some maneuvering. It is basically round. You will need to have access to the space above to install correctly.
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!
1376886
It mounts like any other seat assembly. the bolts go in from the top and the securing nuts must be installed underneath the top deck of the toilet bowl. This is a great product! My grandkids have really liked it. It is all plastic, easy to clean and will not come to pieces and stink like ones made of fiber board.