Can this be installed when toilet rails/bar are attached to the commode. It's attached to the toilet seat.
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If these are completely attached and there are no screws to remove the toilet rim, then you won't be able to install it. It goes between the toilet seat and the rim. Usually you will have 2 plastic screws holding the rim onto the toilet seat. This bidet goes between the rim and the toilet seat and then you use the screws that hold the rim to hold everything in place.
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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.
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Yes, both of the toilets that have this also have rails on it. But you have to make sure the bolts are long enough, I did have to replace one of the seats because the bolts were too short. Also it does make the seat a little higher in the back, maakes dad sit up better for some reason.
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If you can remove the seat via screws, you can attach the bidet. If you can't, then you can't.
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You mean the toilet seat cutout? I don't think so. A person wouldn't be able to use the stabilizer bars to hang on. The back bar comes off, however. We use this free standing against a wall (better and easier on the back). Hope that helps.
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The plastic bolt could probably be removed but its purpose is to keep the seat secured to the toilet. It will not cause any damage to the toilet. You shouldn't have a problem if you decide to purchase this seat. There are other seats that you can't secure and they are a lttle dangerous. I really like this seat.
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No just raise them and place directly on the toilet and tighten in place. I had a problem with mine in that it would stay securely tightenen
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It bolts underneath your toilet seat in the seat holes. First you put the rail on and then you put your toilet seat back on. I loved this rail. It felt a little shaky due to the way it is designed, but it worked great and the person who used it is 200 lbs.
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Yes. The front, back and both side rails can be slid and tightened down in any location required. There are slotted holes as well. The only way it would not work for you is if your mounting holes on the sides or front and back are not in a straight line with the corosponding hole on that same side. Even then I think you could improvise something that would work.
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We haven't installed the toilet yet, so I don't know, sorry. It should be installed soon - I'll let you know how well it works once we've got it working.
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It is not meant to do so but if you have enough room in the inside if the rail and assuming the holes line up it may work. Again, it is not meant to do so but if it lines up and you are able to tighten the screws nice and secure there be no problem after that. These rails are not set up like keymod rails so they will not have to slide in place like keymod rails.
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Suggest you don't install them; return them because once installed you will be stuck with them. They are very wobbly and unstable. My dad couldn't use them safely. We did much better with a raised toilet seat that had hand rails as part of the raised seat.
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I would not recommend tightening the nuts until they snap off. I have installed dozens of these and get them to wrench tight and that is it. Then the toilet seat can be removed if need be.
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Hello ! No, it does not attach to the toilet. It does sit snugly onto the porcelain (toilet seat up) and it will not slip or slide off. This item is a savior for the knees believe me. Please get it. You won't be sorry. You can also pick it up and wash it anytime and stick it right back on the porcelain.
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If you have a one piece Kohler toilet, you have to remove the existing seat fasteners. Mine we rusted beyond use so I drilled the bolts out. Using the anchor kit noted, replace seat fasteners following the instructions. Make sure the bolts are reasonably tight before remove the bolt holder arm. Retighten without the arm to complete the process. Good luck!
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The associated product (Kohler 84999 toilet anchor seat) for this question is to be used for a one piece toilet. If that is the case, I was unsuccessful in trying to install the seat with this kit.
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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.
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I would expect that you would have no problem as long as the seat is mounted fully on the toilet and the screw in locking mechanism is fully tightened. I have a round bowl toilet and it fit tightly into the toilet prior to even tightening the locking mechanism.
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I don't think it's designed to be attached to either a recliner or toilet. It has a bracket which attaches to a pole on your wheelchair.
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Hi Mary - The safety rails are attached to a small bar that secures into/across the bolts on the back of the toilet. There are two settings ... one for wider body width ... and one for slimmer body width. Each seems ample enough to accomodate most body types. The rails are lined with a cushiony foam which is easy on the hands. The rails help one if they are unsteady in sitting as well as helping to lift off. This is by far NOT the most expensive type of rails offered out there, but still very serviceable. Even with hefty weight - I can only attest to usage here of about 270 pounds. It's simple to install ... or uninstall if you are done using it. Not a bad product at all for the cost. Hope this helped. Hi Mary - The safety rails are attached to a small bar that secures into/across the bolts on the back of the toilet. There are two settings ... one for wider body width ... and one for slimmer body width. Each seems ample enough to accomodate most body types. The rails are lined with a cushiony foam which is easy on the hands. The rails help one if they are unsteady in sitting as well as helping to lift off. This is by far NOT the most expensive type of rails offered out there, but still very serviceable. Even with hefty weight - I can only attest to usage here of about 270 pounds. It's... » Read More Hi Mary - The safety rails are attached to a small bar that secures into/across the bolts on the back of the toilet. There are two settings ... one for wider body width ... and one for slimmer body width. Each seems ample enough to accomodate most body types. The rails are lined with a cushiony foam which is easy on the hands. The rails help one if they are unsteady in sitting as well as helping to lift off. This is by far NOT the most expensive type of rails offered out there, but still very serviceable. Even with hefty weight - I can only attest to usage here of about 270 pounds. It's simple to install ... or uninstall if you are done using it. Not a bad product at all for the cost. Hope this helped. « Show Less