could it mounted under seat riser?
1277028
If the seat riser is just one that sets on top of the toilet rim then yes but the handles will not be very tall at that point.
1277029
It mounts to the back of the west of the toilet. You will need to unscrew the toilet seat, put the toilet bar in place, and then put the back of the toilet seat back onto the toilet. it works very well, but you may need to occasionally tighten the back screws of the toilet seat, so the bars do not become wobbly.
1277030
Hi Kaz, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! Yes, this toilet safety frame should be able to be mounted under a seat riser.
1915789
It should. In my case I also had to buy a seatpost, ended up removing the mounting hardware that came with the seat and used the hardware that came with my seatpost. Like most seats, whichever mounting hardware attaches to the two rails under the seat, pretty much the standard.
2234216
Yes. There would be a small bracket left behind and the foam pads that line up with the seat would still be there. But the part that lifts up can be removed.
955777
It's actually set up to use the existing seat, which you mount on top of the riser. Extra long bolts are provided for the extra height.
955779
you move the existing seat and cover up and reattach it above the riser, the riser is essentially a spacer to increase the seat height. all needed hardware for install was included with riser
5027
Attach - yes. Fit under the seat? Maybe - depends how low the seat is on the post. If your seat is at lowest you might not have much clearance but should fit.
1979666
Yes if you have about 3 inches of seat post showing to mount the adapter. Email me at damon3382@yahoo and I'll send u a picture of mine mounted.
1064135
no, it is specifically made for undermount. I believe they have a top mount also but this is not it.
1955384
If I understand your question, I would have to answer it no. This bracket depends on having it's hinge axes being vertical in order to suspend or support weight. I don't see how this could be accomplished if you were to mount it to the underside of a cabinet.
2031670
The mounting depth for this box is 5 3/4" and a sub with a mounting depth of 5 7/8" will not fit. You can use a mounting spacer ring to increase the mounting depth, but then that presents a clearance issue between the box and the seat.
442670
I'm not sure how high the riser is but it raised it to a perfect height for me. Check out the part that I bought from Amazon I sent you and see if you think it will work for you.
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.
76883
I don't see why not. The bike is secured via the rear axle being clamped between the two "adjusting bolts". You can see in the picture here that have the plastic handles on them. You can also purchase a "leveling block" to put under the front wheel to get the front of the bike a little higher. I just used a wooden block I had laying around...I hope this helps..
179164
Yes, mine is installed with. 3" riser...just make sure bolts are tightened securely.
1637370
No, not without a riser. However, mounted directly on a flat top, it cowitnesses really well.
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.
1991761
Yes the bass shaker will hit under a seat. You should mount it to the bottom of the seat