Do I need to either assemble this or screw it into the back of the toilet??
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You have to slip the handles in. There is a clamp on the front that you tighten to hold it on the toliet.
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Unit simply sits on the porcelain rim of the toilet with the actual toilet seat and cover up against the back of the unit. I guess you could remove the regular seat and over if you choose to do so, but I just left my on which makes it easier just to unscrew the "blue" knob in the front of the raised seat and put it in the closet if company comes and you need to use all your bathrooms. The unit just sits down inside the bowl, then tighten the knob on the front with about 3 turns, and you are good to go. Like I said in my previous recommendation, the seat is not comfortable in design. Very flat, and not intended for a long "stay". Unit simply sits on the porcelain rim of the toilet with the actual toilet seat and cover up against the back of the unit. I guess you could remove the regular seat and over if you choose to do so, but I just left my on which makes it easier just to unscrew the "blue" knob in the front of the raised seat and put it in the closet if company comes and you need to use all your bathrooms. The unit just sits down inside the bowl, then tighten the knob on the front with about 3 turns, and you are good to go. Like I said in my previous recommendation, the seat is not comfortable in... » Read More Unit simply sits on the porcelain rim of the toilet with the actual toilet seat and cover up against the back of the unit. I guess you could remove the regular seat and over if you choose to do so, but I just left my on which makes it easier just to unscrew the "blue" knob in the front of the raised seat and put it in the closet if company comes and you need to use all your bathrooms. The unit just sits down inside the bowl, then tighten the knob on the front with about 3 turns, and you are good to go. Like I said in my previous recommendation, the seat is not comfortable in design. Very flat, and not intended for a long "stay". « Show Less
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I am not mechanically inclined and I love this product. You lift the toilet seat (you don't have to remove it) and then put the handicapped seat in the bowl. There is a projection that hooks under the back lip of the toilet bowl. Then you tighten a clamp (like a vise) in the front with that black knob. And it is just as easy to take out. Just loosen the knob, tilt and lift out. The handles snap on and off easily enough so you can store it back in the box for the next time you want to use it.
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No. Are you sure that there is no access to the underside of the toilet so that the bolt may be placed there?
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I think it wold be easier to pull the toilet. There's. Some screws. That are difficult to access. Let me know how it goes
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I don't have a potty hook for it. I just rest it on the back of the toilet.
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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.
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You have to assemble this one... not too difficult, but assembly is required...
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There are screws that come with the product. I drilled those screws with the product under the toilet seat.
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It's screwed in. I think it would not be wise to leave it out. I expect it would be wobbly.
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No. If your nut is spinning I would guess that with only minor effort you would be able to pull the entire nut and anchor out. That is what happened to me and why I had to purchase the anchor kit. I couldn't get the nut to move, the anchor came out and then I had only one screw for the toilet seat. Because this toilet has no way for you to get to the anchor beneath and because this anchor is not metal you need this special kit to get this special anchor and install it. I needed only the anchor and the tools but once I had it my toilet seat was properly affixed.
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I have 2 of these obnoxious Kohler one piece toilets. The biggest pain was removing the original anchor/screw. Here is the video of how to do that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsMyRGf2Agk You will need a piece of plywood and a crow bar . You can then use this set for the new seat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OlCjBBAg7I
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It does not attach. You raise the existing toilet seat and place it on the toilet bowl. It sits on top with a plastic ring that fits inside the bowl to hold it in place.
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I'm trying to remeber, but it wasn't anything complicated. Maybe channel locks, vice grips or a wrench to help screwing it together. It was a really simple job. You could probably do it without tools, but what I've mentioned might help make it tighter. BTW, I bought the stools for their look. They're fine for a few minutes, maybe 15, but your butt will complain if you linger too long.
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As indicated, there is assembly required. If you have a battery powered screw driver it is no poblem.
2209669
No assembly required-I just had to plug it in. But it is a little heavy and awkward to move into place, so I recommend having someone to help with that.
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No. You must attached the back to the bottom, and screw in the feet. It's real easy and simple. Looks' Great
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Hi Leon, it wasn't that difficult. If my memory serves me correctly (it was over a year ago I replaced this part) the directions were either included with the part or I got them from the toilet manufacturer website. I think it may have been the latter.I do know is was more difficult working around the small area the toilet is located in the bathroom.