how to attach to existing toilet
1830387
Riser attaches to top of toilet. Toilet seat fits on top. Bolts through toilet bolt holes for seat attachment. Wing nuts screw on but the fit is tight but works
1830388
take the current lid and top off, place riser on commode, place lid and top back on top and use the long bolts provided to secure seat riser, seat and top. So basicly you have about a 4 to 5 inch extension between the commode and your current seat.
1830389
Remove existing seat first. Attach the two bolts to the back of the toilet and the nuts underneath the bottom of bowl
1830390
It bolts into the toilet where the seat normally bolts in. I bought it for my Mom, and it seems that my BIL had to drill out the holes in the toilet bigger to accommodate the hardware for this. Now a regular seat can no longer go back on that toilet. On the up side, Mom feels secure using this and is quite happy with it. For the new place we have built for her, rather than ruin a regular one, I chose to buy a comfort height toilet and got this Foldeasy Toilet Safety Frame It is very sturdy! I also bought a clamp on seat if she needs it, but I doubt she will need the height. It bolts into the toilet where the seat normally bolts in. I bought it for my Mom, and it seems that my BIL had to drill out the holes in the toilet bigger to accommodate the hardware for this. Now a regular seat can no longer go back on that toilet. On the up side, Mom feels secure using this and is quite happy with it. For the new place we have built for her, rather than ruin a regular one, I chose to buy a comfort height toilet and got this Foldeasy Toilet Safety Frame It is very sturdy! I also bought a clamp on seat if she needs... » Read More It bolts into the toilet where the seat normally bolts in. I bought it for my Mom, and it seems that my BIL had to drill out the holes in the toilet bigger to accommodate the hardware for this. Now a regular seat can no longer go back on that toilet. On the up side, Mom feels secure using this and is quite happy with it. For the new place we have built for her, rather than ruin a regular one, I chose to buy a comfort height toilet and got this Foldeasy Toilet Safety Frame It is very sturdy! I also bought a clamp on seat if she needs it, but I doubt she will need the height. « Show Less
1830391
remove existing seat, position riser, attach existing seat above riser with hardware included with seat riser, tight to secure placement, requires common hand tools, pliers, screwdriver etc; installation time about 15 mins.
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.
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From my experience with the two I purchased, they are meant to be bolted on. Unless you have two holes through the back of the toilet base I don't think it will fit.
1820068
Basically the bolt is still attached to the toilet but the seat and cover can be turned and taken off. To reattach it would just have to be placed back on the bolt and twisted to lock back in place. Hope this helps...
2197093
Hi Robert, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Toilet Safety Frame. It is very simple to install. Below is a link that gives you step by step instructions on how to connect the toilet safety frame to the toilet.Link to Installation Instructions: http://www.drivemedical.com/media/files/627/12000-1%20hangtag.pdf
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Unless you get to the existing plumbing and valve from the back (wall on the other side of the tiles), you will have to take out a few tiles around the existing valve to remove it and attach connectors that will connect to the two lines of this unit. I was able to do that and then I left the hole open since it gets covered by this unit
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You have to remove your toilet seat and screw this on over the porcelain portion. It's quite large.
262660
I have 2 of these obnoxious Kohler one piece toilets. The biggest pain was removing the original anchor/screw. Here is the video of how to do that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsMyRGf2Agk You will need a piece of plywood and a crow bar . You can then use this set for the new seat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OlCjBBAg7I
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Obviously you'll need a toilet bowl and a flush switch cover plate additionally you might need the converter kit for 4" studding (I forget the part number but the installation manual is available on-line and does describe this). In my application I had 4" studding but mounted the toilet backing up on a closet. Inside the closet I placed an access panel which meant that I had some additional space and did not use the converter kit.
1695681
hi ,look at the pictures. there is a small window on the back of the unit where the plumbing should be attached from.
1544489
Attaches to existing shower water source. You will need to drill two holes, need a special drill if its a tiled shower, find a stud and use screws that go 1 inch into stud.
1190296
Ours is attached to the toilet. That way the waste is sprayed directly in, then i can flush it away. It works great.
1138993
It does attach to the toilet and the black knob on the front secures it. It comes off easy enough to clean.
84600
you remove rear bolts holding toilet seat down then install bolts through the rails and toilet seat and tighten back you will need adjustable wrench and large bit screwdriver to remove bolts and resemble.
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Here is my instructable which shows what I did. Some people in the comments had some other ideas. I prefer connecting to the ballcock connection because we are renting, and EVERY toilet in the USA has ballcock, but wall connections vary.http://www.instructables.com/id/Installing-a-Japanese-toilet-Seat/
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Directions come with the bidet. One hose connects to the water flow to the toilet (cold water) and the other hose connects to the hot water supply from your bathroom sink. You actually are replacing the hoses that exist with new hoses and connectors. The connectors allow you to attach the bidet. I had to replace some of my parts (shut off valves; old ones would not shut off ) under my sink but it only cost me about another $30.
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Take the sprayer and fittings off the old toilet and attach to the new feed line of oncoming water. Works great.