Which one will work better on a standard toilet?
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I only see one helper in the picture, but it will fit both the standard and the elongated. We used it when my husband had hip replacement surgery and it worked perfectly. Easy to install and easy to remove for cleaning. The side handles provide extra security in case the person using it had any balance issues. Hope this helps.
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I had no problems using this on both a standard and elongated toilet. The handles helped getting up and down wonderfully.
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It'll work but you probably should try and find one specifically for elongated toilets.
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The shape of the toilet doesn't matter. As long as it seals around the drain it will work.
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I don't know what a tall toilet is, what is that? Where can I find one, it sounds incredible. But to your question, as long as the seat is a standard or long seat, it should be fine
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They are made for certain model toilets only...it will not fit just any toilet
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It is a lot more forceful than a regular toilet though not as embarrassing loud as a similar Kohler model. We've owned both and much prefer the American Standard over the Kohler.
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This is a great toilet; if you use the MSD model you will need to plumb for a pump out setup. If you plan on taking out the tank and dumping it; you will need the other non MSD model.
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This toilet will work fine in any size bathroom. We have two of them installed and we are very satisfied with them. Check them on YouTube to see how great they flush.
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Yes, it didn't fit our standard toilet as well. So we returned it. We bought a different one that came with a whole new toilet seat, though we didn't want to, but it was our only choice.Wish there was one designed to universally fit on 90% of the existing toilet seats. Oh well, maybe someone can make a new invention?
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You must use an ELONGATED TOILET....most brands will do. A round toilet will not work. We replaced our round one with an elongated and it is perfect. Nice design, very comfortable.
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The increase in height from standard toilets does make a noticeable difference although I'm only 6 ft. tall. The narrower elongated toilet does help in tight areas. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes to both. I have an elongated and higher toilet. The legs will wobble a bit, but, is very sturdy. I've been using mine the last 4 months. Works great.
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I have one of these. Its for an elongated toilet. I'm very pleased with mine.
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I have an elongated toilet also-American Standard and it fits mine well. Where you screw it onto the toilet it has like slots rather than just holes so I think it would probably any elongated toilet. I love mine and wish I had gotten one several years ago because of my back problems. Good luck.
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Squatty Potty say on their website: "The Squatty Potty® works perfectly with ANY standard toilet. A 7" Squatty Potty works with both standard (14"-15.5") and comfort height (16"-18") toilets. If you are limber or an advanced squatter, a 9" Squatty Potty will work best." But in another section on the website they say the 7" stores best under a standard height toilet and the 9" stores best under the taller toilet.
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We had an American standard toilet and it fit fine. I don't know what other brands it is compatible with.
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The Luxe Bidet comes with two slotted discs that rotate and should accommodate any standard toilet seat bolt pattern.I installed mine on a friends toilet and am not sure of the manufacture but it's a Handicap elongated toilet with an open front seat. If you have a really old toilet you may want to consider replacing it with a new one, today they are cheap, around $100 for a new Handicap Ht. elongated bowl. Check your local Home Improvement Store or Costco or Sam's etc.