Is the Tall-Ette elevated toilet seat you received made in the US by Ableware and rated for 400 lb, as described by Amazon.com?
475411
Don't know. Unboxed it, set it up, works great for Ma, didn't really pay much attention to what it said on the box. Box is gone. Sorry.
475412
I don't own this product yet, but in researching it, I found that there are two versions--one with aluminum legs that is good up to 300 pounds and one a little higher priced with steel legs that is good up to 400 pounds. So check carefully if you need the one good for up to 400 pounds.
475413
I weigh 285 and it supported that no problem, however you need to make sure the thing is wide enough for 400 lbs
475414
This is the most sensibly designed raised seat that is available - great product. Holds my 260 lb and fits well in a very small bathroom - kudos!
475415
The seat is easy to use and comfortable, but I have no idea of weight limit. I would recommend calling the company before I bought it. I don't have the box, but I would think Amazon could give you the company information.
475416
I got this answer directly from the manufacturer since there are so many differing specifications out there on this product:On behalf of Maddak Inc, thank you for your interest in our product line. Item 725881000 and 725882000 same dimension. Item 725881000 has aluminum legs and the weight capacity 300 lbs. Item 725882000 has steel legs and the weight capacity 600 lbs. Both seats in between the legs is 19". If the person is wider than 19" these seats will not work for them.
475417
I didn't look to see who made the Tall-Ette on the product itself. I got it for my dad. He really likes it. It is comfortable, and sturdy enough to get up easily. My dad is just under 200 lbs. I can not determine whether it would be sturdy enough for a 400 lb. person. It is sturdier than any other I have been in contact with.
475418
Yes, I rec'd what is pictured and desribed. I also made a web buying mistake of not checking the measurements before buying. I followed the incorrect extra wide heavy duty description. The listing says "Total Width of the seat is 22.5" Width between handles is 18", Depth (front to back) 13.5"." 18" seats in wheelchairs are standard not wide and rarely hold 250 lb people. If it was 22.5 and had no handles it might hold 400lb. Good luck.
2181748
not specified but the seat is made of heavy duty plastic & seems very sturdy
1334271
maybe 1/2 pound but not more then 1 pound, the seat is about 5 in high and I used it on my elongated toilet with no problem
654925
I'm not quite sure. I purchased it for my father as a gift. I have say in it when it was all the way up and it was like a standard chair and I'm 5'9" if that helps. It's a great seat! Dad loves it!
673519
Jerry, measuring from the top of the toilet bowl, this particular raised toilet seat is 4 1/2 inches. I am a 5' 8" female who purchased this seat because of a hip replacement. I can tell you that it's comfortable and although my feet didn't fully hit the floor, I was happy with this purchase. I had purchased a 5 1/2 inch removable toilet seat but was very disappointed with the fact that it was too high and it didn't secure to the toilet. Hope this helps.
175202
Seat height is irrelevant. You do NOT want this toilet if its been like the TWO I purchased. There is little power to the flush. There is some floating toilet paper after every flush that it can't seem to suck up. I have to clean this toilet 3X per week because it starts to get a gross growth under the water line. I don't believe that the toilet is made well enough or of good enough materials.
1953863
the specs say 400 pound capacity. I did not use this chair because it's too big for my shower.
552662
According to the Medline website, the weight limit for this toilet is 350 pounds. This device would not lock onto my taller toilet because the rim of the toilet was too deep (about two inches).
150010
I honestly don't know. You can goto alps website for that info. The chair is heavy duty but light and can easily hold a 400 pound person.
667056
This toilet seat which I purchased hasn't moved (bemis 1500ec000)! It is great! I am actually saving to get 2 more for my other bathrooms! Love this seat and it's unique ability to quickly disconnect for cleaning (I have messy boys). Hope this helps!
2061493
Goldilocks seat: not tall, not short--just right. The specs give you the height. Just compare that number with the toilet you have.
231245
We are very happy with the Big John toilet seat. Didn't really note the one with the front opening, so can't be any help with that decision. This one works great for my husband who is a big guy and with his artificial hip, extra height helps a lot. It's much better than the 4 inch thick riser they gave him after hip surgery.
475207
Not sure if there is a max weight - the only ones who use this toilet are under 200lbs. Maybe you could contact the manufacturer - they are VERY helpful.
2223542
I don't recall there being anything on the packaging and there isn't anything on my seat that says but I would agree with the prior answer. The edges on the one side are a little flimsy but the support comes for the toilet seat itself so if you place it squarely on the toilet it should be strong. I believe my kids were between 28-30 pounds when we used it.
762805
Oops. I made a mistake on previous answer. That was for the safety bars that go over the toilet, which I'm selling. The raised toilet seat shown here, which we purchased and have used, says #1300 RTS on the box. Hope this helps.
1274594
I'm sorry I do not know. I gave it as a gift. I did put it together first. it's very, very nice quality and proper height for what is expected of a make-up vanity. I really thought the chair was sturdy for eben a heavy person to use.
673517
Seat itself is 5 inches. When installed on standard height toilet, top of seat is 20 inches off the floor. I'm 5'4,'' and it works fine for me after hip replacement.