Does this fit directly onto the toilet bowl rather than the seat?
1084009
Yes, it fits directly on the toilet bowl. If you have a bowl which is no taller than standard height, it should work well.
1084010
It fits directly on the toilet bowl. You put the seat up and the clamps fasten to the porcelain sides of toilet. Hope this helps. I have two of them and love them. Bad knees and this brings my toilet up the the height of the ADA toilets.
1410438
The flange is about 1 1/2 inches wide. If the flange fits the toilet bowl snuggly the it will not move. However, if the flange fits loosely than there will some movement. The seat will not slip off the toilet either way from my experience.
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.
1913199
This is the best answer I can give... Yes I bought the item. Yes, I was very very pleased with it. I installed it at our "summer/fishing/hunting" house. Yes, I got a ton of favorable comments. Now to your real question. I don't have it anymore because, I had some remodeling done in the bathroom by a contractor. During the remodel, the seat was broken. A BIG Boo Hoo for me. So, going on memory, it was a good fit for a "round" conventional toilet bowl. I do not "think" it would fit on a bowl that is elongated or of a commercial style. Best of luck.
722184
Yes it does. I double checked the size of the rubber gasket I removed when I fixed the toilet and it measures 31/2 inches in diameter, so you should be good to go.
119485
Yes, my toilet seat has the exact same hole size. I put the Pourty Flexi-Fit on the smallest setting. (Sorry for the late response)
1913196
It is about 1 1/2 short in the front on a elongated toilet. The back and sides are fine. Just short up front.It does fit.
1122531
I'm not sure what an elongated toilet bowl is. I would say it fits the standard size toilet perfectly. If elongated it may gap or not snugly. May be a safety issue. I hope this helped.
1994076
I can't remember if it does, I believe it doesn't as it's for stability. It fit behind our toilet just fine.
1190295
Neither it's designed to attach to the toilet. However you probably could attach it to the underside of the sink.
2070994
Yes, but this uses some quick release hinge seats, not the typical screw on kind. I haven't attempted to try and put the old-style seats on this toilet. With the quick release it's much easier to remove/clean. I'm sure replacements are a bit more expensive though.
1329904
any standard toilet, the white part doesn't go on the seat itself it goes over the bowl and it is an option if your use your toilet seat/lid with it. I don't think toilets come in too may different sizes, it did fit mine so I proceeded to use it
1454150
I don't think so. My toilet is standard size and this fit like a glove on it.
1171310
Yes. The seat is designed for regular or elongated bowls. That can only mean (I came realize) that is must itself be regular sized (short if you're used to an elongated bowl and seat). It seems way too "short" compared to what I'm used to, but it does fit into the bowl. Also, don't count on this item being capable of use along with the original seat - if the original seat is too wide near the screws the original must be totally removed.
717623
Sorry, I do not know. We have a Kohler toilet with an elongated seat. Fits perfectly for a Kohler.
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.
244561
I have elongated toilets, and it fits fine. It fits best with the toilet seat lifted up. I use mine frequently.