Can this be used (without the bucket) on the newer CHAIR height toilets, for support?
1439659
We used it for Mom over our conventional toilet. Not sure what you mean "chair height toilet". It has the bucket but also a 'bottomless' bucket so I was able to put it over the toilet and have a splash shield. It was a wonderful purchase and hard to beat the price.
1439660
It was delivered quickly and extremely helpful since I just got out of the hospital. I was very satisfied.
113904
I think you would be better served to buy a riser that already has safety rails on it. My problem, which this solves, is that I had a difficult time getting off the toilet because I have bad knees. This is perfect for this problem. Why not call the mfg?
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.
1914779
You will be fine, I have a taller toilet and you have the option to remove the front panel of the bottom of the shelf on bottom which provided about two inches more room.
2105291
No. There is none. The contact surface is the only area to provide stability. Due to variation in the toilet itself, this seat may be more stable in some toilets but not others.
793438
I do not think so. However we have only a handicap toilet so I cant be sure.
1252186
I don't think so. I could't assemble it myself, screws were too tight and difficult to do, but I don't think it can be shortened. I since have another system, which works much better. It attaches directly to the toilet itself and isn't as cumbersome. This one is good for temporary usage.
66567
I am not sure but think if the person has assistance with sitting down, it may work. It has helped our father significantly when used on the standard toilet.
555685
Yes. The seat lifts up like a regular toilet seat. When you lift up the seat the bucket can be lifted out for emptying.
478395
No, I wouldn't try that. It's never even entered my mind. It's meant to be set on the porcelain toilet rim - after you've lifted up the existing seat. Depending upon the shape of their toilet bowls, some folks apparently have to use the included sticky pads. I've not encountered that. That's why I love this item so well. For me, it fits perfectly the way it comes out of the box.
1277028
If the seat riser is just one that sets on top of the toilet rim then yes but the handles will not be very tall at that point.
1888787
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.
1149043
It would probably be too tall for a non ada height toilet. Measure your toilet seat height & check the spec's on the step stool. I would get a child's potty chair and wait until their motor skills could handle a single step step stool. Water and small child - exercise caution.
2249998
Yes. It's made to raise up the existing toilet seat by about 4". You can, of course, buy a different seat from the one that came with the toilet but you do need a toilet seat to go with this riser.
1485001
No, it cannot be removed without risk to the user. That much if this otherwise useful tool is truly dumb. This said, neither can one remove the buckets if other chairs I have seen. Best use us to have the user sit foward and bend over to provide the needed access for cleaning -- that is the best posture for that function in any case. I hope the picture I paint is clear. Write back if not.
287562
I love this raised toilet seat. I wouldn't want the ones with handles but you may need to help you.
1297231
Yes. I am using one on a raised TOILET. If you mean a raised cushioned SEAT on a regular toilet, I'm not sure.