So many need to be fixed by screws to the toilet. Does this?
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No, no screws or anything to attach to the toilet. This one is completely free-standing. I bought it for my elderly dad, who is a big man--this is perfect...VERY strong and he loves it. But, my mother who is much smaller, thinks it's wonderful, as well.
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No. Are you sure that there is no access to the underside of the toilet so that the bolt may be placed there?
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Not necessarily. Go to http://www.flushmate.com/troubleshoot/q03_trouble_shooting.html and watch the video; it shows you how to diagnose toilet problems.
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I read elsewhere that repairing a toilet crack is not advised. Due to water pressure, weight of the toilet itself, and weight of sitting on the toilet it could be a hazard. Unclear exactly where the toilet crack is located but would research further and proceed cautiously.
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Mine has two large plastic screws located in the back under part of the toilet. Just unscrew the plastic nuts and the seat will come off.
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No just raise them and place directly on the toilet and tighten in place. I had a problem with mine in that it would stay securely tightenen
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The one we purchased came with the screws, so we didn't have to purchase anything extra. I think that is how they come. We didn't have a Bemis toilet seat before, either.
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Honestly? The ones on the wall, yes.. But the ones on the tile and toilet are pretty stuck there LOL
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I can't help you on this one. I was replacing most of the mechanism and the floor seal so I had to pull the toilet. Thinking back on it I suspect that was easier than trying to reach all the screws with the toilet in place.
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The slight rise at the back of the toilet seat is not really the problem. The problem is what the toilet seat is made of, some are made of inexpensive plastic or composit you need to get a quality seat. I've got a Kohler seat and have no trouble at all.
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Tools should not be necessary. It depends on the toilet seat fasteners. If they are old, you may have problems getting them loose. They are also a bit awkward to get to. My problem with my hands have left them a bit weaker than my youth.
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Yes. And when the crappy screw they come with snap and/or strip, you're stuck with broken screws sticking out of your wall.
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No it's just for adjusting the 4 specific types of screws on most makes if they're plugged you'll have to remove them first.
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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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This unit is for a VERY SPECIFIC model type. There are no screwholes to plug. this device has screws with little pivoting tabs on the ends. The unit is set inside the hole that fills the lower toilet. The tabs are then pivoted under the hole's porcelain lip and secured. this unit is for a one piece toilet so there are no screw holes for the normal tank sitting on top of the base that needs to be attached.
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If you're referring to the tank lid, yes, that should be there. If you're referring to the toilet seat and that lid, no, you have to supply that yourself.
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Sort of...you would need to loosen the screws a little from the wall, unhinge and the hose.