I have an American Std. Cadet toilet and most toilet seats don't stay upright due to insufficient back angle. Will this one stay up?
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This seat has a soft close lid. It's very light and will stay up at a 90 degree angle. I pulled it about a 1/2" forward and it still stayed up. After that it goes into the soft close. That's the lid. The seat has to be at maybe a 91 degree angle or it starts to close.
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Check the following site: http://www.americanstandard-us.com/toilets/Compact-Cadet-3-FloWise-One-Piece-1.28gpf-Toilet-2070/
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The seat height is 19"-23" for this item. As long as your toilet is less than 21" tall I would say you shouldn't have a problem using this commode as a raised toilet seat. Thank you!
1123728
pretty sure it will Fred, since it secures by knobs on the outside area, easy to adjust them, clamps onto the toilet.. I think this is the best buy I have made, have had it for some time now, still happy with it, best seat in the house, lol
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I have an elongated toilet also-American Standard and it fits mine well. Where you screw it onto the toilet it has like slots rather than just holes so I think it would probably any elongated toilet. I love mine and wish I had gotten one several years ago because of my back problems. Good luck.
753508
Also, mine is very sturdy and fits out toilet great. If you use the little flap on the back and tuck it between the toilet seat and the bowl it will be sturdy.
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No, the nozzles do not tilt and the angle of spray is fixed. The bidet attachment does not fit all toilet bowls and the nozzle has been known to break after some use when the attachment does not fit properly on a toilet bowl. Sometimes it fits poorly pushing up the toilet seat at the front and a gap is created between the seat and the bowl necessitating using rubber cushions. Despite what the manufacturers say, whether a particular bidet attachment will fit your toilet bowl or not is a hit or miss situation. You have to actually buy the thing and try it out to see whether it fits and how it looks. When you pull up the lever (ever so gently or you will hurt yourself due to high water pressure), the appropriate nozzle (eihter general use or Women's nozzle) comes out and sprays. When you close, the nozzle retracts. Wish the manufacturer can design the valve such as to limit the water pressure beyond a certain point. In renovating our house I wanted to install bidet seats and/or bidet attachments. The bidet seats are large and unsightly (unless it is made by the toilet bowl manufacturer in which case it will be quite expensive). The bidet attachements are hit and miss - after purchasing and installing two different types (this and a Go Bidet one) I have given up.
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I feel your pain! I had to do a ton of research on this. The toilets that have the rear outlet have that outlet at different heights. And adjusting the height is very hard. So I recommend that you download the specs from the American Standard site and make sure that the height of the outlet is very close to the height of the outgoing pipe in your wall. Good luck!
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There shouldn't be any problem. I weigh about the same. This riser is not like a lot of the on the market. It's made very well,The only drawback and one that doesn't bother me is the lid to the toilet seat doesn't close. The rider is high but you'll be glad you bought it.
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From my experience with the two I purchased, they are meant to be bolted on. Unless you have two holes through the back of the toilet base I don't think it will fit.
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All of our toilet seats are elongated, so I can't answer that. It's easy to put in place and remove. Just pick it up and/or set it down.
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It works on a standard seat (there is a different seat for elongated). The bolts that hold the seat itself to the toilet will fit in holes that adjust approximately 5-8 inches on center. When the seat is lowered, there is a flange that prevents the seat from moving sideways. For people like myself, who had a hip replacement, it is great for not breaking the 90 degree angle bending forward. I will leave the seat on even when surgically I am cleared because it is so much easier getting up from the toilet. The best feature is that men can lift the entire seat when using the toilet. Also,it very easy to clean.I also have a toilet safety frame by Drive (a free standing metal bar)around my toilet which aids me in standing up from the toilet. Hope this helps!
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I took took the legs off mine because it was so unsafe the way it was. I don't know if it would fit above your toilet. I wouldn't recommend this one at all. Please find one that is safer.
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Seems to be a tough answer as the actual toilet the unit is attached to is likely completely different. Ours works and is positioned just fine.
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Not well. It was too short for my bowl and mine is standard round. Urine got between the riser and the bowl top creating a stinky mess and you have to remove the riser to clean, as it does not lift up like the toilet seat.
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I use a swivel from my old seat and no problems lining up the holes. I think the swivels are pretty universal for a seat this size
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I would keep in mind that this rises the toilet seat about 4-5 inches from the regular seat. If he cannot stand this may be rather difficult to stand to seat oneself onto the raised toilet seat. My mother uses this to help her get up off of the toilet and not have to stoop as low as the regular seat. Just my opinion.