How is the seat riser attached to the toilet bowl so it doesn't slip when getting on and off?
475512
You undo the current seat & use the new one with it's longer screws to attach to the toilet. It's sturdy and doesn't wiggle if you attach it correctly.
475513
There are two really long screws that attach just under the regular toilet seat that hold the toilet seat and the riser together on the toilet. I have tightened mine once in several months.
475514
With bolts just as the regular toilet seat is. Very easy to removed the old seat with a screw driver and put on the new seat. When we moved with took the drive medical seat off and re-installed the regular seat. It only took about 10 minutes each time.
475515
Take off present seat, included in new seat are two long bolts that go into the two holes in toilet bowl. Very simple operation, attached nuts to bolts and tighten screws, after a day or two of use, retighten bolts.
475516
Long bolts are included and extend through the riser and your regular toilet seat.
475517
There are two long bolts provided wit h the seat. Mount to toilet the same way as the original seat.
241640
There is a hose that has a bend in it like the washer hoses do. It hooks right onto the toilet bowl under the seat. Yes instructions, but my nephew put it together with just the pictures. So very simple
753509
The steps are close together, but that's not the issue. It doesn't fit properly on all toilet seats, so it's quite unsteady. My girls were afraid they were going to fall when climbing. I ended up getting rid of it, buying a step stool and a small potty seat that goes on top of the regular toilet seat. It works much better and it's cheaper.
428093
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.
478399
no, have to put the seat up and put riser directly on top of toilet. Works great.
89703
The plastic seat riser is approximately 13 1/2 inches wide and 19 inches deep. Each arm extends out about 4 inches. They are installed independently so you could have one of the arms on only on one side. I found the arms to be very secure. (No wiggle). You will want to additionally secure the seat to the toilet bowl with double sided tape as the bolts will not make a secure connection alone.
1502528
None I'm aware of. To solve that problem, I took some self-sticking plastic wrap and ran several sheets from the outside edge of the riser and extended them down to the inside edge of the toilet. Be sure the inside ring of the toilet is clean and dry as too the riser, so the plastic wrap will adhere. This prevents leaks from occurring and, once soiled, easily tossed and replaced.
1410125
It is smooth with two rubber feet at the front of the bottom cover. I have not had any issues with it slipping off items.
84601
The unit comes with a flange that fits over the rear cross piece and the bolts from the toilet seat go through the flange and when tightened holds the seat and unit firmly in place . There are adjustment holes in the unit that allow the legs and arm width to be customized . It is a simple installation and no mechanical knowledge is required .
789557
The toilet seat must be removed first. Place the mounting brackets of the safety rail over the holes, for the toilet seat, behind the toilet bowl. Place the toilet seat mounting holes on top of the safety rail mounting brackets. Run the seat mounting screws through seat, safety rail and toilet bown and secure with seat nuts. Adjust the front legs to level the horizontal handles of the safety rails.
2224176
It attaches to the toilet seat bolts. However, this is a very poor plastic unit. I went through two of them in six months. Instead, check out theBiffy UNIVERSAL Bidet which is made of metal. It costs twice as much, but will last ten times longer. The Blue Bidet line is terrible.
949858
This particular item rests on the bowl of the toilet. It is not designed to be bolted to the toilet. If you could flip the picture to visualize the full bottom you would see that there is a recessed area that sits on the toilet. Then there is a raised area that is positioned just inside the toilet bowl. It has small rubber pads that make it not slide around as you sit down on it. There are 2 recessed hand grips (on either side) to allow you to pick the riser up for easy cleaning of all areas. They are not for holding on to while on the seat. If the person is not truly steady on their feet, I would recommend finding a stabilizing hand rail to help. This particular item rests on the bowl of the toilet. It is not designed to be bolted to the toilet. If you could flip the picture to visualize the full bottom you would see that there is a recessed area that sits on the toilet. Then there is a raised area that is positioned just inside the toilet bowl. It has small rubber pads that make it not slide around as you sit down on it. There are 2 recessed hand grips (on either side) to allow you to pick the riser up for easy cleaning of all areas. They are not for holding on to while on the seat. If the person is not truly steady on their feet,... » Read More This particular item rests on the bowl of the toilet. It is not designed to be bolted to the toilet. If you could flip the picture to visualize the full bottom you would see that there is a recessed area that sits on the toilet. Then there is a raised area that is positioned just inside the toilet bowl. It has small rubber pads that make it not slide around as you sit down on it. There are 2 recessed hand grips (on either side) to allow you to pick the riser up for easy cleaning of all areas. They are not for holding on to while on the seat. If the person is not truly steady on their feet, I would recommend finding a stabilizing hand rail to help. « Show Less
1286454
It is padded. And yes, after you remove regular toilet seat, it slides easily over the bowl.
1257528
I tested it and it is very stable and can be used with one hand without tipping. It doesn't seem to slip. The back bar rests against the toilet tank keeping it from moving backwards.
1771241
It has some anti slip padded stickers on the bottom as well as a slight lip around the inside bottom to keep it from sliding around the toilet. It just sets on the toilet, very easy to take on and off.
478395
No, I wouldn't try that. It's never even entered my mind. It's meant to be set on the porcelain toilet rim - after you've lifted up the existing seat. Depending upon the shape of their toilet bowls, some folks apparently have to use the included sticky pads. I've not encountered that. That's why I love this item so well. For me, it fits perfectly the way it comes out of the box.
737102
I've had this installed for about a month and we've had no problems with it slipping. My husband and I are always adjusting it because of our difference in height. The holder is metal. the only part that is plastic is the button that you push to adjust the holder on the slide bar.