Do you have to remove the current toilet seat or does this fit over it.
515297
Just left the whole toilet seat up both pieces and set the raised seat in it's place it should fit.
515298
No, you just have to lift the toilet seat, and this sets right down on the porcelaen, with a ridge on the bottom that keeps it from sliding.
515299
On my 30 year old standard toilet, I had to remove the seat from the bowl to see if it fit the bowl (it did not fit) : the photo on the product's box showed the product being used with the seat up, attached and out of the way and the product would be placed into the bowl. Hope this helps you.
515300
I had to remove my toilet seat. If you don't, the raised seat will be unsteady. There are two small Velcro strips that are suppose to prevent the seat from moving but I find these useless. I replaced those strips with much stronger Velcro strips found in any hardware store.
1768908
Absolutely not. You set this one on top of your regular seat. However, the toilet seat TOP will stay open and can't be closed with the seat on. If you did remove the existing toilet seat, that would mean the top is also removed, so you would not have a top anyhow. If you are afraid of things dropping accidentally into the toilet, you could set a piece of wood or even a cut piece of foam core over the Medline seat while doing other things as a precaution.
1379653
No, the original toilet seat and lid do not need to be removed to use this product. The lid and seat do need to be up.This is a very useful product. I had a total knee replacement in June. I still have this on my toilet as it is so much easierto get up and down.
1658545
A standard toilet seat goes on it so if that is adequate you should be fine. my husband used it so I can't speak personally.
1855931
Fits standard toilet. Plonk it on when needed. Has non slip pads and no fixing. My friend had no problem with it
362477
Unit simply sits on the porcelain rim of the toilet with the actual toilet seat and cover up against the back of the unit. I guess you could remove the regular seat and over if you choose to do so, but I just left my on which makes it easier just to unscrew the "blue" knob in the front of the raised seat and put it in the closet if company comes and you need to use all your bathrooms. The unit just sits down inside the bowl, then tighten the knob on the front with about 3 turns, and you are good to go. Like I said in my previous recommendation, the seat is not comfortable in design. Very flat, and not intended for a long "stay". Unit simply sits on the porcelain rim of the toilet with the actual toilet seat and cover up against the back of the unit. I guess you could remove the regular seat and over if you choose to do so, but I just left my on which makes it easier just to unscrew the "blue" knob in the front of the raised seat and put it in the closet if company comes and you need to use all your bathrooms. The unit just sits down inside the bowl, then tighten the knob on the front with about 3 turns, and you are good to go. Like I said in my previous recommendation, the seat is not comfortable in... » Read More Unit simply sits on the porcelain rim of the toilet with the actual toilet seat and cover up against the back of the unit. I guess you could remove the regular seat and over if you choose to do so, but I just left my on which makes it easier just to unscrew the "blue" knob in the front of the raised seat and put it in the closet if company comes and you need to use all your bathrooms. The unit just sits down inside the bowl, then tighten the knob on the front with about 3 turns, and you are good to go. Like I said in my previous recommendation, the seat is not comfortable in design. Very flat, and not intended for a long "stay". « Show Less
1288388
It is in lieu of a toilet seat. You remove the normal toilet seat and this goes in place.
2192597
It is not necessary to remove the seat. It is not necessary to remove the seat. The seat fits on the bowl of the toilet. There is a large locking plastic adjustable screw on the front that allows it to be adjusted to fit any toilet. I used it after knee replacement surgery and I weighed 200lbs at the time. Hope this helps.
1620630
The frame uses the bolts holding the toilet seat to the toilet. You need to remove the toilet seat and put the frame bracket on top of the toilet. Next you reinstall the toilet seat with the bolts going through holes in the frame bracket.
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 .
886110
No... you can remove everything and just have the frame over the toilet if you want to.. the bucket, the seat and even the seat cover can be removed if you need to. We never use the bucket.. just the frame, seat and the splash rim and lid right over the toilet.. Hope this answers your question
1855930
All of our toilet seats are elongated, so I can't answer that. It's easy to put in place and remove. Just pick it up and/or set it down.
1961248
You have to remove your toilet seat and screw this on over the porcelain portion. It's quite large.
2197092
Yes. The toilet seat just attaches on top; you can use the existing seat bolts/screws to re-attach the seat.
148397
It does not attach. You raise the existing toilet seat and place it on the toilet bowl. It sits on top with a plastic ring that fits inside the bowl to hold it in place.
1339328
This seat actually sits on top of the existing toilet seat -- not in it. That way, if folks do not want to use the raised seat, it is simply removed for regular use of the toilet. The 'grippers' on the bottom of the Yunga kept it from sliding off. I hope this helps. The Yunga was indispensable after my hip replacement surgery.
1025595
Hi, The feet / arms slide through openings at each corner of the seat when you assemble it. The seat is not fixed to the legs. the seat rests on your existing toilet seat or the toilet itself. Thanks Frank