I have a Flushometer toilet (no tank): can this riser work with an American Standard flushometer?
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If you are referring to the type of unit that senses when to flush when someone gets up....I am not sure. My unit is in storage at this time, so I can't measure the height of the seat (the thicknes) for you..... But.....if your unit has a manual switch, there should be no problem as long as you have a toilet base that is oval in shape and has two holes that the old toilet seat used to be fastened to the actual toilet bowl. This unit just needs two holes for the long nuts and bolts that you use to fasten it down after you place your 'old' toilet seat on top of this riser. All fastens down with the nuts and bolts that go through the same holes as your normal toilet seat which is, now, going to sit on top of this unit when all is fastened in place. The thickness of all may cause any sensor to be unable to sense anything but that override switch would be the way to flush with this unit in place..... I am guessing that is what you are referring to......a toilet with flushing sensors being unable to sense when to flush with this unit or any unit on top of the normal toilet height.....
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These are designed specifically for a certian type tank and bowl setup. I'm don't think this would work on just any ordinary toilet and bowl, only a Kohler pressure assisted type toilet.You'd better check with the Kohler factory about trying to adapt this system to some other brand toilet.
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Home Health pro here: Raised toilet seats work for standard and elongated seats, be sure what you buy specifies "elongated" in the description, otherwise you will get a standard size. Best of luck to you.
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Maybe. The unit was purchased to go with an elongated, modern toilet (bought a few months ago), and it works fine with SOME brands, but not all. The person for whom I got two of the Foldeasy toilet surround support aids has two such new toilets. The unit works perfectly with one brand - American Standard - but not the other. The lower part of the toilet bowl is about 1 inch too long, so the gray front base of the Foldeasy will not fold down and snap in place correctly with the second toilet. Too bad. The Foldeasy is strong and sturdy and highly recommended for the American Standard model. I would contact the Foldover company to be sure of which brands it works with correctly. Good luck. Maybe. The unit was purchased to go with an elongated, modern toilet (bought a few months ago), and it works fine with SOME brands, but not all. The person for whom I got two of the Foldeasy toilet surround support aids has two such new toilets. The unit works perfectly with one brand - American Standard - but not the other. The lower part of the toilet bowl is about 1 inch too long, so the gray front base of the Foldeasy will not fold down and snap in place correctly with the second toilet. Too bad. The Foldeasy is strong and sturdy and highly recommended for the American Standard model. I... » Read More Maybe. The unit was purchased to go with an elongated, modern toilet (bought a few months ago), and it works fine with SOME brands, but not all. The person for whom I got two of the Foldeasy toilet surround support aids has two such new toilets. The unit works perfectly with one brand - American Standard - but not the other. The lower part of the toilet bowl is about 1 inch too long, so the gray front base of the Foldeasy will not fold down and snap in place correctly with the second toilet. Too bad. The Foldeasy is strong and sturdy and highly recommended for the American Standard model. I would contact the Foldover company to be sure of which brands it works with correctly. Good luck. « Show Less
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I think you would be better served to buy a riser that already has safety rails on it. My problem, which this solves, is that I had a difficult time getting off the toilet because I have bad knees. This is perfect for this problem. Why not call the mfg?
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Works for mine toilet,I would think Canada and US have same standarts,hope this will help.
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The toilet I used it on, was Crane. I would say if it is face mounted lever, like on the front of the tank, and not a strong curve to the tank, it should be fine. It's pretty generic. If the tank has a lot of curve or the handle is side mount, then it might give you pause. Good luck.
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It did not fit my toilet. The seat was too high. Check manufacturer's specs carefully.
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Only if you use a step stool. It is close to the same height as a standard toilet
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This did not fit my toilet seat,but I don't know that my seat was american standard.
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Probably yes depending on the proximity and position of the water supply valve in relation to the base of the toilet. Is it directly behind the toilet base or offset to one side? The riser is slightly wder than the toilet base and is not adjustable side to side. It does have built in adjustability front to back. The only other question is wether the new water supply line provided in the kit is long enough to reach your floor supply valve. if not, a longer line would have to purchased.
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Yes they have a toilevator toilet riser for oblong commodes. We just bought our second one and it is a big help for my husband.
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This was an exact replacement for one I had which worked well for 10 years, then finally "quit"! Take the number off of the top of yours. It shows easily when you look inside top of tank. If the number matches - you are good to go. It is a bit of an adventure to install it, but you can do it! If the number does not match, go to the flush mate website and see if they have the same number, or a newer model that works as a replacement for yours. Then you can come back to amazon and see if you can get a better price on the exact one you need.
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I bought the 7 inch because I have an older toilet and it's shorter than the newer ones. Measure the height to get an idea of which size would work best.
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My experience is with a Kohler Rialto one-piece toilet. If this is what you have, I would not recommend this fill valve. It won't supply enough water for a complete flush. I've had very good results with this OEM kit, Kohler 84499 1B1X Conversion Kit. Good luck.
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I did not purchase additional risers with my step so I can not say for sure. However, the risers that come with the step are pretty standard so I would imagine you could order additional risers from any company and they would work. Just make sure the ones you order can be returned if they aren't compatible.
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Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of toilet seat. Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of... » Read More Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of toilet seat. « Show Less