how does the frame screw into the toilet
1620628
Take off seat, place frame back over holes and put seat back in place and screw back down
1620629
This will not fit all toilets, esp those with a very short space between the seat and tank. One piece toilets and toilets without a flat surface behind the seat are known problems for mounting.
1620630
The frame uses the bolts holding the toilet seat to the toilet. You need to remove the toilet seat and put the frame bracket on top of the toilet. Next you reinstall the toilet seat with the bolts going through holes in the frame bracket.
1254845
Right. It comes with 2 bolts that are long enough to attach your toilet seat on top. You need to make sure the toilet seat you use has the hole to put the bolt through.
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!
1053130
Not truly sure we understand the question. The male end of the snap has a screw head/portion to it that should screw into the frame. Sorry, the best we could do.
1048432
There are plastic "clips" that fit on the inside of the adult toilet and snap in place. Very sturdy and fitted.
949862
No bolting of any kind on the two that I've had. Just lift up both the lid and the toilet seat and set them on the rim of the toilet. I suppose that it's possibly that other toilets are shaped differently, but it's perfect for mine.
2130551
It's installed with two screws, in the middle of the holder. It won't work if you're trying to replace a recessed toilet paper holder - only if your previous spot was mounted on the wall. It's refilled just by setting the TP in the holder - it's not actually stuck in there. Our cats and toddler have both gotten ahold of the end to pull it out but have a tough time if the end is tucked in.
1481509
You need to screw them into the underside of your toilet seat. The rubberbands that you see inside the packaging are used to put them into position and keep them there while you drill pilot holes. Well worth the effort to install these as they completely solved the "wiggly toilet seat" problem in my house!
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.
280595
there is a hardware set that goes with it the clams onto the ends and has a hole for a screw so you can screw it into the frame
84602
They are attached where you attached the toilet seat. Worth every penny! Very secure and safe to use.
2105290
As you can see in the picture, there is a large thumbscrew in the front of the seat. Once you position the seat on your toilet, there is a plastic piece which slips under the rim of toilet, turn the thumbscrew until tightened and the seat is very secure.
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.
406661
Fairly "simple" with just 2-bolt nuts.......loosen or remove the 2-nuts on the bolts holding the riser and seat to the toilet rim---raise and clean bottom of riser and top of the toilet rim---retighten the 2-bolts that hold the riser and seat to the toilet slowly as you center the riser back on the top of the toilet rim and tighten just until the riser/seat is firmly secure to the toilet....No need to "over tighten"..... Tools: small adjustable wrench or pliers, and screw driver will help. (If plastic nuts, should hand tighten as tight as possible.)
862159
Two removable plastic bolts were shipped with the toilet seat. You need to put the bolts through the holes of the toilet and install the toilet seat using a screw driver.
2070995
I think the answer by LB is write on. I had to adjust mine a few times before stopped it from sliding when I sat on it. It is all in the "installation Manual" that came with the toilet. Bang
686937
It screws in. I had a handy man install the replacement handle. I couldn't figure it out.