is it secured behind the toilet bowl? I need for a round toilet
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Hi Ruth,Mine is an oval shape and it clamps on the front of the bowl and the sides kind of fit over the sides of the bowl a little. I have to say though that it tips forward a little when getting up. I had a broken hip and it has worked fine for me but my legs are pretty strong. It might not work as well for someone with more difficulty going from a sitting position to a standing one.
134790
I'm sorry I don't remember much about it since I rtnd it the same day received.
134791
Will work on round toilet! Lip hangs down into bowl & clamp on front tightens against the front of bowl while pushing lip tight against rear of bowl. Great product. Easy to installl.
134792
No.. only in the front. The arms come separate, and you need to install them. Recommend you buy a model with arms installed.
134793
Ruth... As long as the adjustment control is tightened enough, there should be no problem. The handles are easy to install. They just snap in. This seat is raised. That means it's a lot easier to stand from that position than a lower one. Good luck!
134794
Hi, Ruth, it is secured under the front of the bowl .....in a vise -like motion......very secure once you tighten up the knob from the outside. just like a vise would tighten...hope this helps. I liked it and it was invaluable post op .
134795
My toilet is also round and it worked perfectly on it. My husband put it on, I think he took the toilet seat off then attached it like you would the seat, it was very secure and I was very pleased with it during my hip replacement recovery.
567706
It will slightly hang off the front of the smaller round toilets but works fine. It can be connected to any convenient water supply, typically the toilet supply will suffice. A line to the sink will be required for hot water but is not required.
728258
My toilet is elongated. It works fine but may be a little steadier with the round toilets. My son uses it fine, alone and never has a problem though. Hope that helps!
634144
I purchased this seat for my Dad. One we install on a handicap toilet. He liked it so much that we got him another one, and that was just for a standard toilet. I don't remember if the tollet was round. I think the seat we repalced was kind of oblong but it worked.
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I doubt it. The seat has a bolt that runs though the toilet holes and you screw on the matching nuts. You would definitely have to have access to the underside.
1852902
There are what I can only call "plastic snuggy clips" that can be inserted on the underneath of the tray to create a stable and tight fit to whatever toilet style you have. I have used it on both a round toilet and one of those "oblong" toilets and both have worked well for me.
2212510
I have one of these. Its for an elongated toilet. I'm very pleased with mine.
890811
I didn't receive a holder so I am not sure. I had a pipe clamp (I think that's what it is) and I screwed it into the wall next to the toilet. I had one with a holder in the past an the husband attached it to the toilet.
1232088
Not well. It was too short for my bowl and mine is standard round. Urine got between the riser and the bowl top creating a stinky mess and you have to remove the riser to clean, as it does not lift up like the toilet seat.
2074109
It fit my regular sized oval toilet (inside bowl not including rim measures 14" in length) and would fit a regular round toilet. It sits on the bowl, not the seat, and there is not that much overage when placed on my toilet bowl.
1559669
No. Are you sure that there is no access to the underside of the toilet so that the bolt may be placed there?
717090
No, because it has little square holes all over. It is basically for keeping things from "sliding" around. Hopes this helps.
1994076
I can't remember if it does, I believe it doesn't as it's for stability. It fit behind our toilet just fine.
1138993
It does attach to the toilet and the black knob on the front secures it. It comes off easy enough to clean.
889323
It is contoured to fit around the toilet bowl base. So it can stay in place and not take up much room.
96461
Yes I have a round toilet seat and it works just fine though i no longer need it. It was handy after my total knee replacement!
864433
Technically it can but since it is longer than a round toilet seat, it will overhang and may break over time since there will be no support under it. Look for the round model instead