Can it be used w/o the bucket over a commode?
750281
I haven't used it in this manner .legs have 7 spaces to adjust up so I think you could use over a commode.
750282
Yes, You Can. but just want to let you know. The frame is not as they use to be. It is smaller.
750283
Yes it can be used without the commode; that is what I am doing. The bucket underneath slides out. The legs can easily be adjusted to fit your toilet.
471999
There is a toilet seat on which to sit. The bucket (with lid) removes easily so the unit could fit over a porcelain toilet. Hope this helps.
1973816
Have not tried to use it over regular water closet commode but I would think that you should be able to do so if you remove seat/lid assembly from water closet. When folded upright, the lid/seat of the water closet blocks the drop arm commode from sliding back far enough to align properly. I assume that you also want to use the padded back which is removable. If you remove the padded back, you probably would not have to remove the lid/seat from water closet.
676363
Yes, I have them both attached, yes there are some limitations but you can. It makes dumping the bucket easily, not possible. No I have not put much in the bag, just a few hand tools and have to lift the bucket out to dump it, which makes the bag sag, but is doable. Wish the back bag strap was tad bit longer, it would make this process a little easier, but it is what it is.
1518425
Yes, but it is not designed to actually sit on top of the bucket, as some others are...
1501796
You would have to build something to fix the wringer to, like a board, which you could then place over a large bucket. We mounted it near the garage, on the fence. I cover it with a waterproof cover to protect it when not in use. It is very heavy duty, and can really wring out the water!!
689457
I wouldn't know. I think it should. This thing is freaking amazing. Fine dust particles fall to the extra bucket and being that water is heavier than fine dust, In theory, it should. I mainly use it for saw dust. I never thought of doing it but now you got me wondering. I guess I should try it.
142235
The handle clearance from the top of the bucket is 4" and has finger grip indentation. The way the handles snap in on the sides may not support weight and the bucket would need to be kept evenly weighted when hung.
243279
It has been a few years, since I had a commode for my wife. If I remember right, the lid and seat lift up, and bucket fits directly into support. If it is to difficult for you, might want to ask a neighbor for help.
529953
It can be used over a commode. It is wider than a standard toilet chair so make sure u have room for that. It has a little plastic cut out that can be removed enabling it to be used over a commode And the legs are adjustable heighth wise.
2166008
I would think so, but the bags are not going to reach the botton of the 5 gal. bucket so you will have to make sure the bag is secure on the top of the bucket.
130420
You may be able w/o the bulbs. The problem is when you go over the spool just a little you are not able to get it into the bucket. That is the nifty feature of this item.
2072867
I'm not sure, but it fits over a standard toilet with the bucket removed with no problems. It is heavy compared to the one Medicare provided, but it is made from steel tubing instead of aluminium. The weight is actually a plus because it helps to keep the product positioned. I will highly recommend this product.
1972487
no the bucket is to small,it would fall over with the weight ,i hope this is helpful.
2070733
Yes. The backhoe attachment comes off easily. You can take the bucket off and the tires, but not as easily.
597700
Hi, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! The bucket on this commode slides from the front, we will notify Amazon that this feature needs to be updated on the product detail page.
471998
This commode can be placed over a toilet and the bucket removed when users want the arms to assist them getting up and down. Also the commode toilet seat and lid can stay on or be removed separately. When the bucket is removed the toilet seat is supported in the front and rear but not on the sides. This is true even if the shield is in place. Over time there could be a problem with breakage of the toilet seat if a very heavy person was using this commode without the bucket.