What's the maximum height? More precisely, what's the maximum height from the back of the toilet mounting bar to the ground?
1948228
The height is not in the mounting bar. That attaches where your toilet seat attaches. The height is in the adjustable front "legs". 24" to 31" Hope this helps.
1756612
My toilet sits 1-1/2 inches from the wall and the mounting bolts are 11-1/2 inches from the wall.
698322
I don't have it right in front of me, but I would estimate it rises about 7 inches from the toilet.
1295981
Baseboard isn't the primary concern. The toilet has space to accommodate most baseboards. But 12" from wall to bolts is truely the bare minimum. I have exactly 12" from the wall the to mounting bolts on the floor and the back of the toilet, about 10" up from the floor, is 1/8" from the wall. 12" from the wall to bolts (rough-in) is the absolute minimum.
2179
The height of the center of the monitor mount is approximately 15". The max extension is approximately 17" from the monitor mount mounting surface to the center of the post. I cannot get more exact without messing up my setup. I have two of these units and am very happy with them as the adjustments are versatile and the units are sturdy.
1134863
All I can do is give you a reference. I am 5'6" and I have a 7" squatty potty on a 17" high toilet seat. I wish I had purchased the 9" squatty potty.The 17" high toilet is meant for people taller than me. I plan on moving the 7" squatty potty to a 15" high (normal height) toilet and buying a 9" squatty potty for the high 17" toilet seat.
351335
its about 40" from the ground.It does not appear to be extendable. i checked the instruction manual and there is nothing in it about extending the handlebars.good luck.
1055674
37 inches and there is a pole that supports the unit that is all the way at the back and 7 inches off the floor. It would only pose a problem if your toilet is mounted to the wall rather than the floor.
1777649
Not sure what you mean by "maximum height." If you are installing the unit in a basement, you would likely want to mount it near the ceiling so you can vent it to the exterior of the home. If you can clarify your question, you can get a better answer....
1061490
I would say about 10 inches max. If you read my review, you note I gave only one star, as it broke.
1093607
I called HealthCraft and found that the Super Bar can be adjusted from 24 to 38 inches on the pole. It is then set at that height until you mechanically change it. Love the pole and the bar. Have 2 poles...one for bedroom and one with super bar for the toilet are
719481
it is about 14" from rim of tub--my friend uses it exiting from a tub bench and since our bathroom falls into the "tiny" category we have placed the bar at a point on the tub edge that is actually almost opposite the toilet seat so that she can also grab hold of it if she needs an extra boost to stand--------
48795
The very bottom bar behind the toilet? It's about 6.5" above the floor, with the bar being about .5" thick.
1888785
Where can I obtain extensions to have this unit sit higher? My toilet is a high-efficiency one that sits at 32.5", therefore the unit didn't work.
553209
Long enough to mount on standard 5.5 on center toilet base holes. About 6.5".
2225990
Bottom of the bar is 8 inches - top is 10 inch. Be aware that the idiot that designed this put the screws to lock in the bar on the back side against the wall. If you cannot access this from the back or do not have sufficient room between the back of the toilet and the wall to slide the bar thru, you will have to drill a hole from the front to put a screw in. Not really difficult - just stupid design.
1819613
Support bar is about 6 inches off floor and is not adjustable. There must be space behind toilet for bar to fit behind.