how are the safety rails attached to the toilet?
84600
you remove rear bolts holding toilet seat down then install bolts through the rails and toilet seat and tighten back you will need adjustable wrench and large bit screwdriver to remove bolts and resemble.
84601
The unit comes with a flange that fits over the rear cross piece and the bolts from the toilet seat go through the flange and when tightened holds the seat and unit firmly in place . There are adjustment holes in the unit that allow the legs and arm width to be customized . It is a simple installation and no mechanical knowledge is required .
84602
They are attached where you attached the toilet seat. Worth every penny! Very secure and safe to use.
84603
Hi Mary - The safety rails are attached to a small bar that secures into/across the bolts on the back of the toilet. There are two settings ... one for wider body width ... and one for slimmer body width. Each seems ample enough to accomodate most body types. The rails are lined with a cushiony foam which is easy on the hands. The rails help one if they are unsteady in sitting as well as helping to lift off. This is by far NOT the most expensive type of rails offered out there, but still very serviceable. Even with hefty weight - I can only attest to usage here of about 270 pounds. It's simple to install ... or uninstall if you are done using it. Not a bad product at all for the cost. Hope this helped. Hi Mary - The safety rails are attached to a small bar that secures into/across the bolts on the back of the toilet. There are two settings ... one for wider body width ... and one for slimmer body width. Each seems ample enough to accomodate most body types. The rails are lined with a cushiony foam which is easy on the hands. The rails help one if they are unsteady in sitting as well as helping to lift off. This is by far NOT the most expensive type of rails offered out there, but still very serviceable. Even with hefty weight - I can only attest to usage here of about 270 pounds. It's... » Read More Hi Mary - The safety rails are attached to a small bar that secures into/across the bolts on the back of the toilet. There are two settings ... one for wider body width ... and one for slimmer body width. Each seems ample enough to accomodate most body types. The rails are lined with a cushiony foam which is easy on the hands. The rails help one if they are unsteady in sitting as well as helping to lift off. This is by far NOT the most expensive type of rails offered out there, but still very serviceable. Even with hefty weight - I can only attest to usage here of about 270 pounds. It's simple to install ... or uninstall if you are done using it. Not a bad product at all for the cost. Hope this helped. « Show Less
84604
Using the 2 seat screws. Guardian bracket fits between commode and commode seat
475517
There are two long bolts provided wit h the seat. Mount to toilet the same way as the original seat.
1025447
No they are mounted to the seat. Its when you put the seat down the hinges want to be flush with the toilet surface . If they are too low and hold the seat up then they will be holding you up and they cant do that . I might add that all the seats I have seen are this way . I put shims under the seat pads to build them up .
1277029
It mounts to the back of the west of the toilet. You will need to unscrew the toilet seat, put the toilet bar in place, and then put the back of the toilet seat back onto the toilet. it works very well, but you may need to occasionally tighten the back screws of the toilet seat, so the bars do not become wobbly.
1825876
It comes as the picture shows. the legs are attached to the back part that bolts to the toilet. The legs are pretty light but work well. Have been pleased with them.
1481510
There are screws that come with the product. I drilled those screws with the product under the toilet seat.
1833886
Suggest you don't install them; return them because once installed you will be stuck with them. They are very wobbly and unstable. My dad couldn't use them safely. We did much better with a raised toilet seat that had hand rails as part of the raised seat.
1012934
My wife has right leg in cast and uses wheel chair to get to toilet. Between the locking device on wheel chair and handles on toilet extender, it makes life a lot easier
406661
Fairly "simple" with just 2-bolt nuts.......loosen or remove the 2-nuts on the bolts holding the riser and seat to the toilet rim---raise and clean bottom of riser and top of the toilet rim---retighten the 2-bolts that hold the riser and seat to the toilet slowly as you center the riser back on the top of the toilet rim and tighten just until the riser/seat is firmly secure to the toilet....No need to "over tighten"..... Tools: small adjustable wrench or pliers, and screw driver will help. (If plastic nuts, should hand tighten as tight as possible.)
1575945
No. You must lift both the cover and the toilet seat in order to attach it but they need not be removed.
467762
Not sure on the safety rail but the mattress sits down a little. There is a small lip around the bedit sits in. Hope that helps some.
789557
The toilet seat must be removed first. Place the mounting brackets of the safety rail over the holes, for the toilet seat, behind the toilet bowl. Place the toilet seat mounting holes on top of the safety rail mounting brackets. Run the seat mounting screws through seat, safety rail and toilet bown and secure with seat nuts. Adjust the front legs to level the horizontal handles of the safety rails.
789556
It attaches through the same holes as the toilet seat. You remove your toilet seat, place the safety rail on the toilet and then replace the toilet seat with the same large plastic screws. Very easy!
1962815
This unit is easy. Loosen the seat and lift it off. Place the adjustable arm across the rear of the bowl, where the seat screws will hold both the seat and the unit. Replace the seat and tighten down the screws which will hold both the seat and the unit in place. Now attach the water feed tube to the water supply. It is advisable to purchace a three way shut off valve at your local hardware store. These valves supply water to the toilet and have a third opening for a tube attachment. That's it. Saves a lot on toilet paper and is beneficial if you have a septic system.
816
The plastic piece is installed directly below the toilet tank. The supplied "hangers" attach to the plastic piece and are folded/bent over the top edge of the toilet tank (cover removed to do so) to "hang" the unit from the toilet tank.
1502528
None I'm aware of. To solve that problem, I took some self-sticking plastic wrap and ran several sheets from the outside edge of the riser and extended them down to the inside edge of the toilet. Be sure the inside ring of the toilet is clean and dry as too the riser, so the plastic wrap will adhere. This prevents leaks from occurring and, once soiled, easily tossed and replaced.
2057707
Its like a drawer within a drawer. you expand the drawer width and put screws in the sides to maintain the width and install the rails front to back