Is the potty seat flush against the toilet seat or are there little rubber bumpers?
1358630
It's flush. We have it. I love it. Best investment ever. But be sure you don't have a long toilet. The seat fits a round not oval toilet.
1358631
no bumpers. It sits flush against the regular size seat ring. I love this toilet seat!!!! So much easier to use and clean!
931152
I really would not call it a pee guard like on other potty seats. It is built into the seat and contoured up. Not super protective if you ask a mom with boys.
1512562
Metal/aluminum with rubber suckion cup type feet on one end, regular rubber bumber type on the other two. Sturdy
1860752
There is no padding; however, I really don't think it will damage the toilet. Ifyou are worried, you can always get a thin rubber stick on pad for protection.
2244892
They are sensors, not holes. When your little one pees in the potty a cute tune plays. You just dump and rinse. Very simple!
976212
There is no bumper. Do not waste your money. I bought this and my son just rolled off the mattress every single time. It was terrifying to find him at the edge with face against the crib wall. If you need a raised mattress, I highly recommend Tucker Sling for Crib Mattresses by Pollywog Baby. Best thing I ever bought and my son slept through the night!
1310053
No, it is not. When you lift the seat there is a gray insert ( viewable in the picture) which snaps in place and is easily removable. Under that, there is a small storage area for wipes, toilet paper, etc. My wife and grand kids like the height of the toilet, and it's sturdy enough to hold my 225 lbs.
981352
Yes! It's hard plastic that you just place under the toilet seat. Light weight. It when comes with clips for more narrow toilet bowls.
603141
I'm assuming a "washlet" is a toilet seat. If so, yes, I believe that's a correct one. The soft close is a must.
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.
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It doesn't suction, it's like there are bumpy edges below the seat that as you raise or lower the backrest it adjusts the tightness of the potty seat to the toilet. It's hard to explain but I wouldn't worry about another child messing with it while in use. It's very snug. They can easily remove the potty seat when no one is one it but I've never detached the back rest from the potty seat, it really functions more as a handle at that point.
776503
There are a number of small (less than 1/4") diameter rubber "bumpers" (2 of which had fallen out when mine arrived and I nearly lost them!) on the base of the swivel that make it non-slip. Item is basic but functions as stated.
709599
To answer your question it is pretty standard and one of my toilets is also limited in space and its fine.it does not pertrude very far at all.
1539258
I don't know if I'd describe them as bumper feet, but one side of the board has four plastic "disc" pads. I have found the boards to be very useful. I am on my second one and bought some for my children to use in their apartments. Hope this is helpful to you!
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There are indentions in the side so u can raise & lower yourself which would be hard to do if it were all solid plastic all the way around & same size w/out the places to hold. This is a GREAT toilet booster seat & I am about to buy another one to travel with. It's very durable & does not slip on my toilet (or any I've used it on) Some reviews said it does -- but I haven't experienced that. I've had mine 2 to 3 yrs & no damage @ all & I clean it 1-2 times daily w/ Clorox wipes & lysol spray. Hope I answered ur question.. The indentions really help w/ raising & lowering your body
241640
There is a hose that has a bend in it like the washer hoses do. It hooks right onto the toilet bowl under the seat. Yes instructions, but my nephew put it together with just the pictures. So very simple
1555851
No ... and quite frankly I am puzzled by how that could happen when both rails can only be weight-pressured as far as the floor allows. As they both rest squarely on the floor, I think I would be more interested in knowing how much pressure was on the toilet, which sits squarely above the gasket and rings. They do need occasional replacement, perhaps this is more a regular maintenance problem.