would a Premium Seat Rizer with Removable Arms work with this toilet seat
1097806
Interesting question. I'm not sure but I would imagine so. It is pretty much standard except for the weight.
1097807
From what I've seen from researching your question, it looks like this seat should work, but I can't say for sure. Sorry.
698323
Not sure what the rizer is, but the seat is 4 inches thick and the handles on each side rise above the seat 5.75 inches.
212686
Yes, remove the old toilet seat, this new one looks really nice and it is easy to install. it is not even noticeable that it is not the original.
2164956
Almost certainly. The attachment/hinge seems to be pretty much universal between manufacturers and models. Mine are freely interchangeable between a Drive chair and an Invacare. I also have to say that these footrests are an excellent replacement for the standard plastic ones; these do not flex and eventually break as the plastic ones do.
2179424
Ir comes with a universal ajustable arm size Will do all diameters as long as they are normal
194116
I did not remember, so I googled and saw Carex has bothelongated and regular. The same website had a medline which described its seat as regular. Depending on the locavtion of the toilet, itmaybe best to go with the aluminum side arms that attach with the toilet seat bolts.
262664
Marina, I'm not sure how this would function with the Rialto toilet, I only know it worked for my San Raphael model. They look to be similar, but I'm no expert. Good luck!
463775
I honestly wouldn't know, I would go to graco.com and see what seat is compatible with what base.
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.
516246
I think it will work on any toilet as you take off the existing seat and use long bolts to attach this seat. It does not follow the pattern of the elongated seat and it will have the toilet rim outside the medical seat. I would prefer one that fit exact but I'm not sure one is available. That being said, this seat riser has been such a help with my elderly father and it is fine to have it not be aesthetically perfect as he is so grateful for it. I would buy it again, it was much less expensive than other places.
2249999
It's pretty generic in that a standard toilet seat will work. It's worth a try.
489542
should fit most standard toilets . I love this seat easy to clean because of the high gloss finish.
2129284
No. However if you have no arms you could place a 24volt (no higher for safety reasons) solenoid like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-4-24VAC-Electric-Solenoid-Valve-with-Push-In-Connectors-N-C-24-Volt-AC-/290836300351 in the water line with a push button next to the toilet that one could activate with their shoulder. Seems like a great idea to not have to rely on others to clean your sensitive areas. One would however need a little help setting up. The device on full blast is a tad uncomfortable. But, once set the remote activation would work well, I think.
714452
I am not sure about the arms but that is a plus..it would help if you have bars on side to help get you off the seat..you will need a toilet higher than a high boy..the one pictured is really good for hip replacements..I hope this helped
475941
No. If you go to thr manufacturer's website, it lists the seats that work with this. I used babytrend and graco for mine.
2153606
Yes. Both the toilets I use them on have elongated seats. Not sure if there is a varying degree on elongated seats or not though.
582635
I used mine on a standard toilet. I would look for one specifically suited for elongated