How deep is the flange? Does it move when you sit down?
1410437
If the flange is the hard plastic round thing that secures this item to the toilet, it is 1/2 inches and doesn't move when I sit down. I only have 1 leg and I lower myself from a walker. I feel very safe that this item won't move and send me toppling.
1410438
The flange is about 1 1/2 inches wide. If the flange fits the toilet bowl snuggly the it will not move. However, if the flange fits loosely than there will some movement. The seat will not slip off the toilet either way from my experience.
1410439
I think the flange is about 2" It does not move when you sit down. I was very pleased with this seat. I don't need to use it anymore and we packed it away.
79720
The bottom cup rest is removable, but I just measured mine & I think you'd be missing the distance to slide under by a 1/16" sorry!
1509403
i say yes for the flange to sit flush/levell with the floor. Mine was cracked and bent. I had to remove it. hope this helps. I am DIYer not a plumber.
1966732
Sorry but I don't have this information and not really sure what "depth" you are speaking of. If this is seat to floor it is a higher height than normal.
752238
I have and 18" and it leaves about 3" on both sides. I like that because I slide it back and forth so the solid part (not the hole) is directly under my faucet when I need to fill containers with water as my faucet doesn't move.
611901
The flange on top was in great shape when i recieved it. It is designed as an under mount, but i dont see anything that would stop you from using it as a drop in.
1490935
Once you are seated, it does not move around. Getting onto the chair from the side (I use the Drive lightweight chair), it will shift a bit, but once put back in place, it stays there. Because the cushion has some weight to it, it stays in place much better than others I've used in the past.
1924042
It is adjustable. There is not a lot of movement. 5 or 6 inches, but it will recline a little.
1909696
It does slide toward the backrest but it still won't give a smaller seating area. I don't know where the person hot 14' from unless it was a different model.
1603561
I gave this as a gift but I did see it assembled. I would say at the deepest part no more than 3 inches.
570976
Mine is sitting on a quartz countertop and it moves slightly if you nudge it with purpose. It does not leak, so it does not bother me.
640310
I find it to close quite softly if that's any help to you. I boght two of these seats about six months ago and am quite pleased with them. I've even received complements from guests in my home on the toilet seat.Hope this has been helpful.
1168123
it is adjustable, slides out or in (width) several inches....mine is starting to rust....i'll seek a stainless steel one next time.
863625
I don't recall it moving at all on mine. But I wasn't looking ether. A little movement should be ok...as long as its not leaking gas I wouldn't worry too much.
295436
I have the longer size item but the width was accurate for the floor opening, specifically 4 inches with the flange close to six. But beware the "Non metallic damper controls airflow" feature. In the open position this plastic device blocked more than fifty percent of the airflow available from the vent. It was so objectionable in my situation that I went to the trouble of cutting and breaking it away. Even the diecut of the surface plate blocks about 20 to 30 percent of the flow. If I now need to block the flow, my only choice is to lift the grate from the floor and wrap a piece of tinfoil around the bottom opening. If you need true variable flow, beware of this design. I have the longer size item but the width was accurate for the floor opening, specifically 4 inches with the flange close to six. But beware the "Non metallic damper controls airflow" feature. In the open position this plastic device blocked more than fifty percent of the airflow available from the vent. It was so objectionable in my situation that I went to the trouble of cutting and breaking it away. Even the diecut of the surface plate blocks about 20 to 30 percent of the flow. If I now need to block the flow, my only choice is to lift the grate from the floor and wrap a piece... » Read More I have the longer size item but the width was accurate for the floor opening, specifically 4 inches with the flange close to six. But beware the "Non metallic damper controls airflow" feature. In the open position this plastic device blocked more than fifty percent of the airflow available from the vent. It was so objectionable in my situation that I went to the trouble of cutting and breaking it away. Even the diecut of the surface plate blocks about 20 to 30 percent of the flow. If I now need to block the flow, my only choice is to lift the grate from the floor and wrap a piece of tinfoil around the bottom opening. If you need true variable flow, beware of this design. « Show Less
1891497
Mine doesn't actually do either. It's almost closer to being "seated" in place. Once moving I haven't had any issues. Hope this helps.
1145406
Very little. I love mine. Obviously it moves a little bit, but it's pretty snug.