Can this be used over an elongated toilet with the safety shield and without the bucket?
2042918
I think it can as long as you have enough clearance. Also, you will probably need some type of splash shield or guard. You might have a maintenance person cut the bottom of the bucket off. THis would create a discharge chute for all toileting activities and elimate potential splashes of bodily waste.
2042919
Possibly yes. You'll have to remove the seat you currently have on the elongated toilet. Then you can adjust the height of this commode to fit close to the bowl of the toilet. There is one concern ... if the elongated toilet has a water tank positioned behind the area where the seat is typically placed, there may not be enough of a clearance for this commode to fit properly over the bowl because of the 2 horizontal bars on the backside of the commode.
1171309
It'll work but you probably should try and find one specifically for elongated toilets.
2016684
yes, It will not fit on a toilet that is designed to be high to begin with though.
2072867
I'm not sure, but it fits over a standard toilet with the bucket removed with no problems. It is heavy compared to the one Medicare provided, but it is made from steel tubing instead of aluminium. The weight is actually a plus because it helps to keep the product positioned. I will highly recommend this product.
319968
Never used it over a toilet but it might work. I would recommend getting medline safety rails.
1454151
No, it does not fit an elongated toilet at least not mine. But just to be on the safe side I would say measure your's and see if the numbers are close. That was my biggest downfall not, taking the measurements before hand.
629636
I have found that it fits perfectly on our elongated toilet. It does require a skilled workman to install but once installed I have had no problems with it.
724747
I don't think so....at least I didn't buy and use mine with that in mind...but I don't think it was engineered to fit over the commode. I do think however there are a number of toilet seats that are meant to fit on or over. After I wrote the above answer I noticed another reviewer wrote the following: A bit pricey, I think, but it fulfilled all my needs. I picked this model, not because of my weight [140#], but to have a wider base to use with a sliding board. I'm a double-leg amputee. Actually, I no longer use it as a portable pot. It is now without pot, and placed over the head [toilet] for direct use. It, and the Slider Board, gives me more freedom,, and my wife much less work. So perhaps it can be used over the toilet. I would think though that you might need to have a good size commode and maybe have to remove the toilet seat but it appears that the above reviewer is doing what you wish already. I in particular bought it to use with a transfer board from a wheel chair, and the wheel chair wouldn't fit into the bathroom so I had to use it as a bedside unit until my 3 months of being non weight bearing was over with.
1151333
Yes it works over a regular toilet without the bucket--however--it will depend upon the width of the area around your commode. It does not work in the little 1/2 bath area.
920605
There are 6 holes 1 inch apart for height adjustment. We have ours at 17" which brings the bottom piece just above the toilet with the toilet seat removed. You could go another inch higher. We have a new ADA taller toilet installed. We do not use the bucket. This commode has really worked well for my husband who is in a wheelchair and uses a slide board.
1053662
The tank is narrow and I believe it would fit. The elongated bowl would just be toward the front and should not be a factor. This toilet really works well.
1806283
I don't know anything about that toilet, but the frame is independent of the toilet. The back just rests on the space behind the toilet seat. I think you may be able to adjust the height of the 4 legs, but either way I see no reason why it would not work with any toilet. We are very pleased with this unit. The toilet we are using it on is not an average toilet and the seat is somewhat elongated. Hope this helps.The other reviewer said they had to remove the toilet lid, but everything works just fine with the lid on on our toilet.
632170
As long as the rails are integral to the seat, there shouldn't be a problem. The Neo 120 mounts between the toilet and the seat itself utilizing the seat bolts to hold the whole arrangement together. If the rail mounts in there as well, you might have to obtain some longer bolts.
2237477
Yes. It can be used over a toilet. It comes with a sleeve attachment that can be used instead of the bucket, and makes sure the "waste" lands in the toilet.
1855930
All of our toilet seats are elongated, so I can't answer that. It's easy to put in place and remove. Just pick it up and/or set it down.
528766
Should be fine, but try it out on the toilet base and on the toilet seat to see which is more stable. We have a Kohler Cimarron elongated comfort-height toilet, and it's a perfect fit on top of the seat. But unlike others who've answered, for ours it was NOT as stable directly on the toilet base. Our Kohler has a very narrow rim on the base, that's probably why.
863172
depends on bucket width .....if not using cross brace. very will made ....very strong and very will made