My current Kohler seat is very flimsy. With the lid closed, if you sit on the lid, will it bend/flex, or does it remain rigid?
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I bought one and then had it replaced. The replacement was also defective and I returned it. I am guessing that you do not have the gripper that is on the bottom of the seat. If you lift it up you will see a white rubber piece on both side of the seat, or you will see where one or both is missing. If one or both are missing, then the seat will be unstable. In my case, I just gave up trying. Kohler should be ashamed. They charge top dollar and give you junk (sorry for the rant).
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I don't use it very often, it's in the guest bathroom, but it seems to be finr the few times I have used it. It's wood it's not cushy. I don't understand the second question. if you mean how the edge of the round lid is I guess it's kind of squared off. Hope that helps
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The seat fit on our American Standard elongated toilet and it was fairly easy for my husband to install. I would think it would fit a Kohler. Hope this helps.
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Hi Nancy, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical K. D. Deluxe Steel Drop-Arm Commode. Sorry to hear that you're having trouble snapping in the seat. This is actually a problem that I've never encountered before. If you are looking for a replacement seat the Drive Medical product number is 11160-1. Below is a link that will take you to the seat cover that fits.Link to 11160-1: http://www.amazon.com/Toilet-Seat-Lid-Oblong-Oversized/dp/B005C4ERR6/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1419262035&sr;=1-1&keywords;=11160+Drive+Medical
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Hey, just got this myself for my mossburg. It's extremely rigid with very little flexability. It also has a thin strip of double stick tape on the inside which makes it even harder to maneuver. Hope this helps!
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hmmm, it sags to the extent most cloth-type seats do. It will probably depend on your weight and how much movement you do have in your legs. I'm not sure if you mean putting it in the tub, then sitting on it, then swinging your legs in? If that's the case, I would be very careful. It's pretty light, and if you put too much weight or pressure on any part not centered it might tip. However, I just switched bathrooms today so I guess I could try that (never thought of doing it that way!) and let you know if I survive :). Seriously, I'd be very careful if you do. I am severely limited in mobility in my lower extremities but if you aren't as limited (or as heavy) you might be ok. hmmm, it sags to the extent most cloth-type seats do. It will probably depend on your weight and how much movement you do have in your legs. I'm not sure if you mean putting it in the tub, then sitting on it, then swinging your legs in? If that's the case, I would be very careful. It's pretty light, and if you put too much weight or pressure on any part not centered it might tip. However, I just switched bathrooms today so I guess I could try that (never thought of doing it that way!) and let you know if I survive :). Seriously, I'd be very careful if you do. I am severely limited in... » Read More hmmm, it sags to the extent most cloth-type seats do. It will probably depend on your weight and how much movement you do have in your legs. I'm not sure if you mean putting it in the tub, then sitting on it, then swinging your legs in? If that's the case, I would be very careful. It's pretty light, and if you put too much weight or pressure on any part not centered it might tip. However, I just switched bathrooms today so I guess I could try that (never thought of doing it that way!) and let you know if I survive :). Seriously, I'd be very careful if you do. I am severely limited in mobility in my lower extremities but if you aren't as limited (or as heavy) you might be ok. « Show Less
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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.
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I have mine the same shape as it is in the picture. I think it would stay but I'm not 100% sure if it would bend that way. You might wanna ask the seller. Sorry I'm not any help!
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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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It would certainly help. It is somewhat rigid. I sit in a Hermann Miller chair, which has a type of web design seating, not a hard seat. I have had this product for at least a month and the only drawback is the slight odor it has when it gets warm. I put a towel on it and it solved the problem. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is flexable, just as the older ones were. However the round flap in the center may stick out on the sides unless you could somehow fasten it down from underneath. I wish rubbermaid would make a product for the center portion of double sinks. Hope this helps.
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Just the main lid and seat have soft close. The little seat is light weight, but sturdy. It doesn't need it. This is the most durable toilet seat I've ever purchased!! Had for 5 years now, still in mint condition!! My kids are 6 & 8 and still use it off an on!!
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I have not found this to be a problem. My son's head does not slump. He sort of tilts it to the side and the seat does have a head "pillow" of sorts. I liked the upright factor because it seemed more comfy than a "C" shape that would curl his back. I also like the Radian b/c he can see more out of the sides than the other seats that I investigated.
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With it's mondular design you can expect it to be a little wobbly the one I have installed in my house was and works fine, it did get rigid because I mounted it on a stud :). No issues though and I like being able to expand it if needed. Only issue I had was that the valves would cut a small pice of plastic first time I used them, make sure you don't get pices of plastic stuck in your pipes and good luck with your installation!
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No I sent it back. I got a very heavy duty one made by Kohler. It worked great! Almost the same price but will last forever.
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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)
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If the toilet is an older model, elongated bowl, it should fit fine. However Bemis advises the following: "Toilet bolt hole imperfections can offset mounting bolts creating installation issues. Contact Customer Service for installation assistance. Newer one-piece Kohler toilets use secured nuts in the china for seat installation. Please call Customer Service or your local dealer for a Lift-Off Plus Nut Hinge Kit. Customer Service: 1-800-558-7651"