how does it attach to toilet?
789553
the rail bolts on with the existing bolts (2) from the toilet seat. the front legs sit on the floor and provide a firm platform to assist with standing.
789554
They attach in the same place that your toilet seat and lid attach. It's easy. I did it in less than 5 minutes.
789555
I wasn't the one who installed it but I believe it attaches to the toilet seat bolts.
789556
It attaches through the same holes as the toilet seat. You remove your toilet seat, place the safety rail on the toilet and then replace the toilet seat with the same large plastic screws. Very easy!
789557
The toilet seat must be removed first. Place the mounting brackets of the safety rail over the holes, for the toilet seat, behind the toilet bowl. Place the toilet seat mounting holes on top of the safety rail mounting brackets. Run the seat mounting screws through seat, safety rail and toilet bown and secure with seat nuts. Adjust the front legs to level the horizontal handles of the safety rails.
1833890
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.
1376886
It mounts like any other seat assembly. the bolts go in from the top and the securing nuts must be installed underneath the top deck of the toilet bowl. This is a great product! My grandkids have really liked it. It is all plastic, easy to clean and will not come to pieces and stink like ones made of fiber board.
1498531
Mine is elongated and it works fine. It is sort of notched on the sides and holds the toilet bowl well. Also has some rubber spots (feet) that help also to hold in place. Your toilet will protrude a little in front, maybe 1" to 1 1/2". Is not an issue.
1961252
It actually locks on to the toilet bowl. Part of it sits inside the toilet and there is a thumbscrew on the front to tighten it up. It works great!
482036
I am assuming your asking about the install? It comes with the hoses and adapters to convert this from one line coming in to two lines, one that attaches to the bidet. the toilet seat must be removed and the bidet is centered using multiple holes that bolt the seat on. Its an easy install, the only thing is it only comes in White and my toilet is Almond. Works very well and hits the spot.
377457
It is a heavy plastic and is barely an inch. It is slightly rounded. It seems to hold it firmly on the seat tho. I find that the shape of the toilet makes such a difference. It fits perfectly on my round older toilet but is kind of wobbly on a newer more elongated one.
1994078
Like mentioned before, the bar needs to be attached once the rest of the assembled unit is in place over the toilet. Dont forget to get some wall hooks as well for extra stability, as they dont come with the original packaging. Hope this helps.
343875
The reason it attaches to your faucet is so you can regulate the temperature. If you don't care about regulating temperature, you may be better of getting a model that attaches to the toilet directly.
685000
You don't really "install" it...it just sits on top of the toilet seat. When they are done you can take it right off.
1190297
The hose is attached to the toilet the direction are very easy to follow and hook up.
1297600
do you have the bolt threads turned up? The bracket goes down first the the toilet hinges go on top then the bolts go in to hold all together. you must do this with the toilet seat closed. I hope this helps.
1169301
I have a lift-off toilet seat and the seat attaches to two round posts with a flange on the bottom. The posts are wider than the slots in the disks. The flange also would be an issue if if the posts would fit because they wouldn't allow for the bidet to be mounted flush. The slots are only large enough for a standard bolt/post.
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.
475517
There are two long bolts provided wit h the seat. Mount to toilet the same way as the original seat.
1890173
It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths.So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose.I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supplySorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
1295531
You can attach to a standard shower head. Do not install on kitchen/toilet.