Do you have to remove the regular seat to make this work properly?
1768903
No. Just lift up the cover and the seat, and place the Medline seat on the toilet. If you want to close the lid every time, you'd have toremove the Medline seat. If you want to cover it with the seat on, you could use a towel
1768904
No just lift it up and lean it back on the tank and slide the elevated toilet seat on the rim...You can use the tape on the bottom to keep it place...I didn't do that and it stays stationary for me...By not using the tape you can lift the seat off anytime you want too...Its the best thing for anyone who has a hip/back problem...
1768905
No. You just lift up the top cover and seat like you would to urinate while standing up, place the elevated seat on the toilet, and you're in business. It works great provided it's not a strange sized opening. On a normal toilet, it should be fine.
1768906
You don't have to remove the seat, but this item does not really elevate the seat because it is filled with soft foam which collapses when you sit. I found it to be much more trouble than it is worth and would not recommend it to anyone.
1768907
No just lift it up and lean it back on the tank and slide the elevated toilet seat on the rim...You can use the tape on the bottom to keep it place...I didn't do that and it stays stationary for me... By not using the tape you can lift the seat off anytime you want too...Its the best thing for anyone who has a hip/back problem...
1768908
Absolutely not. You set this one on top of your regular seat. However, the toilet seat TOP will stay open and can't be closed with the seat on. If you did remove the existing toilet seat, that would mean the top is also removed, so you would not have a top anyhow. If you are afraid of things dropping accidentally into the toilet, you could set a piece of wood or even a cut piece of foam core over the Medline seat while doing other things as a precaution.
282723
No I am sorry, wrong answer. You have to dig out a seat where that area is bonded and the outer surface sits flush.
2270536
No, it's a specific system and you will need the topeak rack specifically made for the seat for it to work.
283038
Not sure, my son did it for me as I am handicapped and could not reach. I think he just hand tightened, or he may have used a box end wrench I had in the bathroom already that we used to remove the other seat. Maybe 9/16, not sure, it's been a while since we did it.
2096124
We have standard regular fitting, and it did not fit at all. I would not recommend this item even if it did fit. Flimsy not made for everyone to sit on comfortably.
1483149
No, you do not have to remove the seat. If you have anything stored in the bag, you might want to remove that item because it folds up to about a 6 inch depth.
409529
No, the seat does not need to be removed. It is easier with the seat removed because you have more room to work, but you do not need to remove the seat. If you have a 10mm socket and a Phillips screwdriver you should be able to complete it in about 30 minutes.
1138995
Yes it does have to be attached. The knob helps to secure it to the seat. My grandson had some difficulty getting it on the seat. I have had no problem with it coming loose with use. ShirleyHope this is of some use to you.
854591
Yes, but make sure you follow the correct steps. If you start putting it together for longer seat on other side, you have to dismantle the entire thing.
2009831
I have not had a need to try to remove the base from the seat. It is not an infant carrying seat. If you were thinking of just having two bases in two different vehicles and remove the seat on regular basis it would be easier to just remove the entire thing. Plus I believe the anchors are on the actual seat not just on the base. I would look into buying two instead of trying to regularly remove and reinstall.
2101985
Not really, you just need to attach the removable footrests. No special skills required. Very good sturdy chair.
2192597
It is not necessary to remove the seat. It is not necessary to remove the seat. The seat fits on the bowl of the toilet. There is a large locking plastic adjustable screw on the front that allows it to be adjusted to fit any toilet. I used it after knee replacement surgery and I weighed 200lbs at the time. Hope this helps.
55874
I just recently built mine and the seat is rock-solid. You have to keep the adjustment screw tight, but I've not detected any movement of the seat while riding. I'm not a big fan of the adjustment screw concept. Although it seems to work well, it's inconvenient (at best) when there are multiple users (and there are three of us using it).
83396
No, you have to assemble some parts. As I recall it was not very difficult and one part was cracked. It works great and we love it, except seat is very hard.
962009
Yes. In fact, it comes unassembled and the seat is off when you open it up.
1473219
You have to remove the regular seat to attach the AquaSense. Hope this helps.
1938279
Yes. Kind of a pain the first time but once you do it once you will know how to remove next time without booklet. And I recommend hand washing it. We have washed things in the past that were supposed to be hand washed only and we ended up ruining them. Good luck and it's an awesome seat!