My toilet measures 17 inches from the floor to rim. Would I have to get the 9 inch version? Must you remove your slacks and underwear to use this?
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I'm 6'1" and the 7" will work fine. Once you use it a few times you'll never go back. I have to take off the pants mainly for comfort
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The standard toilet height without seat used to be around 14", the trend these days is slightly taller. For a toilet to meet the ADA accessibility requirements it must be between 17"-19" tall. I have seen this also referred to as "comfort height". With a longer lower leg you may well prefer the taller model.
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I frankly did not measure my toilet, but I would say it is standard height, not the new tall option some people have. I am right around your height, and I got the 7" one and am very happy with that height. Best wishes with it! I like mine.
342721
I don't know about chair height, toilets go by 'comfort height' and the American Standard 2002.14.020 is quiet, efficient and easily installed. I installed 2 a year ago, no problems and loved them both. Mine are white so good luck with the bone color. Great toilet - number 1 with Consumer Reports.
201742
This fits on your standard toilet, lift the seat and place it on the toilet, it would not work on say an ADA or comfort height toilet. It then adds 4 or 5 inches to the overall height of the toilet.
929164
I don't think they make a toilet that is 7 or 9 inches shorter than a standard one. This is also a whole lot cheaper, and you can take it with you when you move.
1548131
I ran out of money, so the toilet is still sitting in the carton. It is more than a 12" because it is a retrofit in an historic home and my plumber had to go with an existing sewer pipe. I hope the toilet fits. YIKES! And that I love it!
1122169
No. I wish I had seen this before I ordered. Nowhere in the item description makes you think to question the height. Its a small toilet. I have never seen one so small.
166170
NO! Definitely NOT!!! I had to buy a new toilet because of this. I had a good Toto. It was taken apart to install the elongated riser. The bolts did not fit the Toto. I will trash the elongated riser without ever using it!~ The manufactures should have stated that it will not fit all toilets! Another waste of my good money!
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I measured the inside from arm to arm and got 24 1/2 inches. I did not remove my toilet seat, merely lifted it up and the chair fits directly over the toilet without the bucket. I do not have an elongated toilet, but i don't see why it would not fit. Just make sure you position it over the toilet so that it's centered and I don't think you'll have a problem. I've been using this for over 2 years and it's a great item.
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I ordered the elongated seat, my original seat measures 17 1/2 from front to back. Sounds like you have a standard toilet seat, if you order the standard I think you'd be fine. I think the measurements are a bit off in the ad. The mounting piece is about 3 inches wide and even counting that, my seat only measures 19 from mounting piece to the front. Hope this helps....I love it!!!
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All I can do is give you a reference. I am 5'6" and I have a 7" squatty potty on a 17" high toilet seat. I wish I had purchased the 9" squatty potty.The 17" high toilet is meant for people taller than me. I plan on moving the 7" squatty potty to a 15" high (normal height) toilet and buying a 9" squatty potty for the high 17" toilet seat.
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On my 30 year old standard toilet, I had to remove the seat from the bowl to see if it fit the bowl (it did not fit) : the photo on the product's box showed the product being used with the seat up, attached and out of the way and the product would be placed into the bowl. Hope this helps you.
965438
I measure 16.5 inches, not including seat. I have two "American Standards" one power flush the other not. 16.5 is close for both.
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This toilet is 17 1/2 inches from the floor to the seat. I am 5'11" and its comfortable. There are other ADA compliant toilets that are taller up to 19". Hope that helps!
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I think the height of the toilet, this one is chair height and the other is standard height. I went to Lowes.com and compared both toilets
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Squatty Potty say on their website: "The Squatty Potty® works perfectly with ANY standard toilet. A 7" Squatty Potty works with both standard (14"-15.5") and comfort height (16"-18") toilets. If you are limber or an advanced squatter, a 9" Squatty Potty will work best." But in another section on the website they say the 7" stores best under a standard height toilet and the 9" stores best under the taller toilet. You do not squat or 'hover' over the toilet with either version, you still sit on the toilet seat. However, the difference being your body is at the correct angle for elimination. Squatty Potty say on their website: "The Squatty Potty® works perfectly with ANY standard toilet. A 7" Squatty Potty works with both standard (14"-15.5") and comfort height (16"-18") toilets. If you are limber or an advanced squatter, a 9" Squatty Potty will work best." But in another section on the website they say the 7" stores best under a standard height toilet and the 9" stores best under the taller toilet. You do not squat or 'hover' over the toilet with either version, you still sit on the toilet seat. However, the difference being... » Read More Squatty Potty say on their website: "The Squatty Potty® works perfectly with ANY standard toilet. A 7" Squatty Potty works with both standard (14"-15.5") and comfort height (16"-18") toilets. If you are limber or an advanced squatter, a 9" Squatty Potty will work best." But in another section on the website they say the 7" stores best under a standard height toilet and the 9" stores best under the taller toilet. You do not squat or 'hover' over the toilet with either version, you still sit on the toilet seat. However, the difference being your body is at the correct angle for elimination. « Show Less