Can this seat be used in conjunction with side rails that also attach thru the original holes of the toilet?
1753529
I think you could, as you put a regular toilet seat above the riser. If there was any adaption it might be a slightly longer bolt.
1753530
I guess I don't quite understand your question, but you take your seat/lid off from the bowl, add the nova seat and your original seat/lid and attach with nuts and bolts provided. I love it because you ARE able to use your original seat and lid. A lot of these elevated seats that I looked at, you could not re-attach your seat/lid. So I guess my answer would be yes.
2153606
Yes. Both the toilets I use them on have elongated seats. Not sure if there is a varying degree on elongated seats or not though.
1746974
Yes- extra long bolts that go through this and the toilet. Nuts are also supplied. It fit fine on my newer Kohler toilet.
827107
My toilet is elongated instead of "round-ish." The holes and bolts on the frame did not match the ones on my toilet. My husband could not get the frame to line up with the bolt holes after trying for some time. Luckily, I am well enough now that I don't need the safety frame. We put safety bars on the walls.
495011
You should have no problem. I have a higher toilet myself. There are 5 adjusting holes, and I have 3 on top of where I have mine set. Take off the seat and use the bolts and holes to attach the bracket between the seat mounts and the toilet itself. I set my height so the arms are pretty level. There are two sideways adjusting holes for how wide you want it. Yes, there will be a little movement of the rails, but, it is sturdy. I have no problems as I'm recovering from knee surgery.
262660
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
1208877
Yes, I installs just as any other toilet seat and can be done by hand. Daily use, just as any other toilet seat.
88858
Probably not well but could no doubt be used. It is a bit flimsy so if one is very heavy it might not be the item you want. If you have an elongated toilet I would look for a different , more appropriately shaped item.
1973819
As long as the shape of your toilet is similar to the commode it will work fine. Too, unless the cover on your regular toilet is first removed, the commode to be out of alignment. We tried and were unsuccessful. Too much effort involved to remove the toilet seat/cover!
475517
There are two long bolts provided wit h the seat. Mount to toilet the same way as the original seat.
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.
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.
1897204
no the side rails will not be useable the boxspring sits ontop of the new metal frame
1202467
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.
1274232
Sorry I don't know the answer to Question 1. You need to purchase a toilet seat separately for this toilet.
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!
595035
Not sure, usually the parts are for a particular fixture. I suggest that you do a search for the toilet brand and model that you have.