How does this rail "bolt" to the toilet?
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The rales bolt on with the same bolts that bolt on the toilet seats--same holes and same bolts
586843
The nuts that secure the toillet to the seat come out and then go through both the rail piece and the seat mounting gear its very easy.
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It bolts underneath your toilet seat in the seat holes. First you put the rail on and then you put your toilet seat back on. I loved this rail. It felt a little shaky due to the way it is designed, but it worked great and the person who used it is 200 lbs.
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No bolts. You flip the toilet seat up and the riser fits on the bowl rim with a part that extends along the inside of the rim. It is secure.
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It has a bolt that comes out of the bottom of it that you have to drill a hole where ever your mounting it, then thread a nut on to it.
778645
Brass bolts are still required to secure the toilet and they normally ship with new toilets. Please check the specifications of the model you intend to buy to confirm this. The wax ring provides a seal between the toilet and waste pipe. It is not intended to secure the toilet to the floor.
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They use the same two bolts used to secure the toilet seat. Remove the two toilet seat bolts and place the back portion of the safety rails over the toilet seat bolt hole, place the mounts for the toilet seat over the safety rail bolt holes and push the toilet seat bolts thru both and tighten. If you have an old seat that needs replacing, now would be the time since you have to remove the seat anyway.
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It is in lieu of a toilet seat. You remove the normal toilet seat and this goes in place.
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The plastic bolt could probably be removed but its purpose is to keep the seat secured to the toilet. It will not cause any damage to the toilet. You shouldn't have a problem if you decide to purchase this seat. There are other seats that you can't secure and they are a lttle dangerous. I really like this seat.
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To the base if your toilet. You must raise the seat to attach. Very simple to attach and release. Hope this was helpful.
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Mine has two large plastic screws located in the back under part of the toilet. Just unscrew the plastic nuts and the seat will come off.
63243
The toilet fits on existing hardware just screw back in. My old toilet had similar set up so I didn't have your issue
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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 .
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You take the toilet seat off and put this in it's place. The nob on the front is for the clamp that holds it in place.
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My tank uses 2 bolts as well. I did not use the 3rd bolt. The bolts are stainless steel replacement bolts for re-mounting the tank on to the toilet base after you install the flush unit in the tank. The flush unit attaches to the big center hole in the bottom of the tank through a large rubber grommet and a large threaded nut. When you re-attach the tank, tighten the 2 bolts and it will compress the rubber grommet forming a water tight seal between the tank and the base.
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If the flange is slotted you turn the bolt to slide in and then turn them so as not to come threw the flange.In my case the flange was broken on one side and I used lag bolts to attach the base to the floor.Be cautious and do not over tighten and crack the base of the toilet.
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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.ThanksFrank
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It's an L channel that sit on top the bed rail and bends done to the inside it attaches with bolts down thru the top
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Unscrew the seat from the back of the toilet, put the rail holes over the holes in the back of the bowl and then re-secure the seat through the rails and the toilet.