can this be used in combination with toilet seat riser
1842251
This device rests on top of the toilet bowl and the seat mounting hardware secures it to the toilet. I don't know how a riser attaches to the toilet but if the riser also employs the seat mounting hardware, I would suspect a possible interference problem.
632170
As long as the rails are integral to the seat, there shouldn't be a problem. The Neo 120 mounts between the toilet and the seat itself utilizing the seat bolts to hold the whole arrangement together. If the rail mounts in there as well, you might have to obtain some longer bolts.
166170
NO! Definitely NOT!!! I had to buy a new toilet because of this. I had a good Toto. It was taken apart to install the elongated riser. The bolts did not fit the Toto. I will trash the elongated riser without ever using it!~ The manufactures should have stated that it will not fit all toilets! Another waste of my good money!
201742
This fits on your standard toilet, lift the seat and place it on the toilet, it would not work on say an ADA or comfort height toilet. It then adds 4 or 5 inches to the overall height of the toilet.
470079
Yes, we kept our original hardware, but there will be no damage to the seat being used with the risers. The toilet with the risers is much easier for my husband to use and even my visiting daughter likes it this way.
1297230
It works great on a factory made elevated toilet. If you add on a toilet raiser I would suggest purchasing the device that has the handles attached to the device.
406661
Fairly "simple" with just 2-bolt nuts.......loosen or remove the 2-nuts on the bolts holding the riser and seat to the toilet rim---raise and clean bottom of riser and top of the toilet rim---retighten the 2-bolts that hold the riser and seat to the toilet slowly as you center the riser back on the top of the toilet rim and tighten just until the riser/seat is firmly secure to the toilet....No need to "over tighten"..... Tools: small adjustable wrench or pliers, and screw driver will help. (If plastic nuts, should hand tighten as tight as possible.)
2153606
Yes. Both the toilets I use them on have elongated seats. Not sure if there is a varying degree on elongated seats or not though.
1768905
No. You just lift up the top cover and seat like you would to urinate while standing up, place the elevated seat on the toilet, and you're in business. It works great provided it's not a strange sized opening. On a normal toilet, it should be fine.
861504
Yes!, it installs with your current seat with longer bolts, just remove the existing seat, place this seat riser with your current seat using the two longer bolts (supplied) and you are done. When finished just remove the riser, use your old bolts and you are back to the original configuration.
262353
Yes, the top and bottom pieces should be attached to one another for stability. However, they will work together without the two pieces being attached. The holes between the two pieces are 3/8-inches in diameter. In my case, I bought 3/8-inch bolts and appropriate washers and locking nuts at my local hardware store and screwed the two pieces together to complete each of the risers. The risers really work beautifully and will not break like equivalent-height, plastic risers might.
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.
1142357
I'm not sure because, mine goes up against the toilet seat. If I was to guess I would say no. Ours is a standard size toilet seat and it fits perfect. However I would research it more because, that was the best investment it is a wonderful product. I hope this was helpful.
201740
I only used it on a standard toilet; I don't know whether it would go higher, but I don't think so, as the handles are covered in plastic and would stop you from raising the seat higher. Check the dimensions on the product.
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.
403105
Hi L. Wolin, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Premium Seat Riser with Removable Arms for Standard Toilets. The wording of your question is a little confusing. Did you mean do you need to drill larger holes in the toilet to accept the longer bolts that fix the seat riser to the toilet? If that is the case you do not. This seat riser fixes right to your toilet. Below is a video that might explain the product a little more.Link to Product Video: http://youtu.be/EX4UakmpGHk
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I think it will work on any toilet as you take off the existing seat and use long bolts to attach this seat. It does not follow the pattern of the elongated seat and it will have the toilet rim outside the medical seat. I would prefer one that fit exact but I'm not sure one is available. That being said, this seat riser has been such a help with my elderly father and it is fine to have it not be aesthetically perfect as he is so grateful for it. I would buy it again, it was much less expensive than other places.