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Locking Raised Toilet Seat With Arms

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Locking raised toilet seat with arms adds 4 1/2” of height for comfort and safety. Supportive padded armrests and contoured seat easily lock in place without tools. Locking elevated toilet seat supports up to 300 lbs. Plastic, aluminum. Raised toilet seat is 18" L x 20" W x 13" H with 18" between arms. No express shipping. Additional $5 Shipping Charge.

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Why did you choose this?

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for safety

Dodie W on May 16, 2018

second one we have purchased very good product and is stable when locked into position

Flo B on Jan 11, 2018

I need one that will fit on a rounded toilet. I actually wanted a different one, but it is designed for an elongated toilet.

Kelly M on Aug 5, 2017

I need it when I travel, most hotel toilets are too low to the floor, so I have trouble getting on and off of them. The handles I hope will help with the higher seat.

Jean O on May 28, 2017

Important to my recovery

ELAINE M on Mar 20, 2017

Replacement for old seat

K C on Feb 17, 2017

My wife likes it

stan b on Sep 23, 2016

it looks to be sufficient for our needs..

donald m on Jul 27, 2016

Bought one a few months ago some where else, thought it was great but turned out to be too tall, my feet dangled!! I've moved and the toilet is one inch shorther, hoping I can keep my feet on the floor this time!

Mary ( on Jul 9, 2016

Because my toilet is too low

Olga V on May 25, 2016

having difficulty getting up

Adrienne S on May 22, 2016

Elderly parent having trouble sitting and getting up on their own, this should be a great help.

Donessa W on May 4, 2016

used this item in rehab center after fall. very useful, made getting up & down much easier.

PHILIP O on Apr 11, 2016

easier to lift off seat with raise and handles

O N on Mar 11, 2016

It is four and one half high and easy to install.

Margie W on Feb 23, 2016

I chose this because i have difficulty getting up due to knee issues.

Patricia K on Jan 28, 2016

because I have a problem with standing up

Libor S on Jan 7, 2016

looks like a better fit for small bathroom

Leslie G on Jan 1, 2016

My father is elderly and a seat with handles was recommended by his therapist

Janice D on Oct 26, 2015

I have trouble sitting down on low seats. This will enable me to be more comfortable

Helen S on Jun 28, 2015

My mother needs it.

Adrien T on May 9, 2015

Being able to get up and down on this seat will be a lot easier

John W on Apr 9, 2015

Nurse recommended....daughter home from long hospital stay. She is not able to get up from toilet.

Brenda C on Mar 16, 2015

Locks on the toilet and works well with a transfer chair in the shower

Greta H on Dec 28, 2014

Needed the tallest height. This was the only one that is 4 1/2 inches high. All others only go to 4 inches.

Robert D on Dec 1, 2014

CAN'T GET UP OFF A REGULAR TOILET SEAT

SANDRA M on May 2, 2018

Safety

Richard P on Dec 27, 2017

For added comfort and security.

Jacqueline J on Jun 26, 2017

My mother has more arm strength than leg strength at this point. This unit should help her a lot.

Jansi S on Mar 22, 2017

Hip replacement surgery. Very well made exactly what I wanted.

Nancy P on Mar 20, 2017

need it for my mother in law

cheryl p on Dec 29, 2016

To give it to my Grandmom and she will be amazed by this wonderful tool to avoid knee pain. I am sending this to india. Thanks for this amazing product and I request you to start exporting to india to help many there.

Tenzin L on Sep 9, 2016

combined seat and arms

BERTHA A on Jul 10, 2016

Replacing an older one just like this.
Just high enough and very sturdy
Has been a huge help after extensive knee surgery.

Carolyn H on Jun 10, 2016

My husband is on a walker and has trouble getting up from the toilet that we have now. This one will give him more lift in getting up and down hopefully.

Helen M on May 23, 2016

For a friend that is having knee surgery.

BELINDA H on May 5, 2016

Having knee replacement surgery. it was recommended

R. Jeanne H on Apr 20, 2016

comfort

C A on Mar 29, 2016

i needed something exactly like this

Larry K on Mar 5, 2016

ease of getting up

jane g on Feb 12, 2016

already has arms attached to it for easy use

Deborah E on Jan 13, 2016

This is for my Husband too, when he set to long on the towel it hard to get up.

Linda R on Jan 1, 2016

Side handles

Kathy B on Dec 31, 2015

I have a raised seat like this one and have had it for over 10 years and I hope this one is similar because I really like the one I have.

Lorcien M J on Sep 2, 2015

I needed extra height with the arms on it to help getting down on the seat.

Alice I on Jun 11, 2015

Very needed at the time; however, it does not lock to the base of my toilet as it should. It has still been useful, but it is not so secure as it should be.

DOROTHEA E on Apr 9, 2015

I chose this because it fitted the needs of my son exactly.

John M on Apr 7, 2015

Having surgery and my sister recommended this one

Mary A on Jan 28, 2015

My Aunt has one that is very old and needs to be upgraded.

Debbie P on Dec 16, 2014

will # 344447 locking raised toilet seat with arms fit elongated toilet?

jack d on Oct 1, 2016

Best Answer: Thank you for your question. The Raised toilet seat will not fit properly on an elongated toilet. We hope this information will be of help to you.

Reply · Report · Kendra C.Staff on Oct 7, 2016

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What is the height of the seat itself?. Need only a height of 2 " because I am short. Anyything higher and my feet is dangling of the floor.

A shopper on Feb 10, 2015

Best Answer: Thank you for your question. The locking raised toilet seat adds 4 1/2" of height to the toilet. We hope this information will be of help to you.

Reply · Report · Zach FStaff on Feb 20, 2015

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how do you connect to the toilet?what are the attachments to secure this seat

A shopper on Feb 15, 2017

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]Do I have to remove the regular toilet seat?

A shopper on Jun 22, 2018

Best Answer: No, just raise both the seat and lid then place the raised seat directly on the toilet. Be sure to secure the seat by tighting it, using the black button on front if the toilet. It may be a little hard to wipe your front if your thighs are a bit large. I use it when I travel so I can have the handles to hold on to in order to get up from the toilet. At home I use a seat without handles, because I have the bathtub and sink close on each side to give me the support I need. I hope this helps.

Reply · Report · Jean O on Jun 23, 2018

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Thank you for your question. No the seat can be kept on but might be easier to remove it. We hope this information will be of help to you.

Thank You,
Easy Comforts

Reply · Report · J.M.SStaff on Jun 22, 2018

Reply · Report · Darlene G on Jun 22, 2018

Does the seat have a flange that fits inside the toilet rim?

A shopper on Oct 1, 2016

Best Answer: Not really a flange, but it does fit directly on the bowl, and when you tighten the dial on the front, it is really secure. We are very pleased with this seat.

Reply · Report · Sharon S on Oct 7, 2016

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