BEMIS 1955CT Commercial Heavy Duty Open Front Toilet Seat will Never Loosen & Reduce Call-backs, ELONGATED, Plastic, White
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Of course, it isn't a mistake. The toilet seats all have a 120-volt power supply.
Yes. It has two bolts that are spaced according to US standards to secure it to the toilet.
The first is made of wood, and the second is made of plastic.
It doesn't have a lid and is of a commercial design.
Selected User Reviews For BEMIS 1955CT Commercial Heavy Duty Open Front Toilet Seat will Never Loosen & Reduce Call-backs, ELONGATED, Plastic, White
This seat cost us just under thirty dollars. I would recommend this to family and friends based on the quality and what I believe is a reasonable price - As a result, five stars are awarded. I notice that the price is lower today, so it could be one of those items with a high price fluctuation - As a result, keep a watchful eye on it. obtain a better bargain than I did: )br>br>Due to the tight space in which our toilet stool is located, this seat was a pain to install. We also have a different kind of stool - the swivel stool. There was no room for my husband to work because it was all one piece in design instead of the detachable tank with stool. He made an attempt, uttered some derogatory remarks, and was ultimately unsuccessful. gave up. I have a good hand, but I've never installed a toilet seat before, so I thought I'd give it a go. After all, I'm small, so I could fit in the work space (though it was a little claustrophobic), and I have tiny hands that could fit in the hidden space where the plastic nuts would have to go in order to fit on the bolts. Because my husband was in a bad mood, I decided to watch the Amazon video. To be honest, this is a fairly self-sufficient position. explanatory, but I watched the video just to make sure I wouldn't have to come into work twice if I couldn't figure it out. It wasn't a difficult task. Because of the tight space, it was a challenge for us, but the installation itself was a breeze. This is something that just about anyone can do. The seat is ideal for me. It's unlikely that anyone will notice that it hasn't wobbled yet. br>br>I'd like to point out that we put this in a bathroom that my son (a lid-less toilet) uses. slammer) uses to go to the bathroom and then wash his hands. Because it has no lid (which is exactly what we wanted), installing this seat in a restroom where toothbrushes, bath towels, and other personal items are left out in the open is probably not sanitary - When you flush the toilet, a fine mist is released into your bathroom. br>br>We are pleased with the black seat that we purchased for around 28 dollars. It's hefty (in the literal sense of the word). It carries a significant amount of weight. ) seems to be long-lasting Because my son has disabilities that cause him to be messy in the bathroom (which is why he has his own bathroom), we went with black. is taking a drug that can stain - We're hoping the black seat won't stain or show stains as much as the white ones we've had before. I apologize if this is too much information for those of you who don't have similar issues, but I felt obligated to mention it because there may be others out there who are having similar problems. The cost of replacing toilet seats adds up over time. br>br>I am pleased with my purchase. I'll keep you updated if there are any issues. Otherwise, you can assume we found it stain-free. long-lasting, long-lasting, long-lasting, long-lasting, long-lasting enduring, This isn't a shaky situation. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> After several months, we haven't had to tighten this seat, which is unusual for my son's seats. My son has a habit of 'plopping' down. Due to his disabilities, he is unable to gently lower himself. Even with the aid of a handicap rail, he manages to scuff his seats. Furthermore, my husband used this seat (the other bathroom was out of commission for a few days), and my husband (who has regained all of the weight he had lost) said that it was comfortable for him. This is coming from a man who has insisted that his dining room chair's arms had been moved closer together and that his car seat had shrunk. As a result, it appears to be effective for large men.
The toilet seat itself is a well-made product; the issue is, and I'm not trying to be gross here, the reason we went with an open front was to prevent male contact with the underside of the seat, which this DID solve; the issue is, this seat causes you to sit forward an inch more, resulting in male contact with the inside edge of the bowl instead; same problem, different cause. So, despite the fact that the seat is well-made, does not budge an inch, and is extremely comfortable, it still causes the same issue for which we originally purchased a new toilet seat.
As a maintenance person for the past 20 years, I've ordered a lot of these and had to replace a lot of them. We used to replace them only when they started to turn yellow after a few years of use. Until the last three years, I had never replaced a toilet seat because it was broken. 5 years. They no longer survive long enough to turn yellow before breaking. I was astounded when the first or second one broke because it had never happened before; however, I suppose they are now trying to sell more and aren't using the same material. Also, those plastic screw on nuts that are supposed to keep the toilet seat from becoming loose and backing out, well, have fun trying to get those bad boys back off after it breaks (which will never happen). You'll have to use a sawzaw to get rid of it. I install my own lock nuts and nuts, and I've done at least 20 of them. Thanks.
It's designed to look and feel like the ones you'd find in an office building. The toilet in my house is white. I purchased the black seat, which is very attractive. From its relatively large contoured design area to the sturdiness of the plastic, this toilet seat could not be any better. It also boasts of never needing to be tightened, which is a significant benefit. Please pay attention to the installation video, as it differs from the majority of others. Installing it, on the other hand, took me less than five minutes. br>You're going to adore this toilet seat. It's worth a shot. Later on, you'll be able to thank me. 😁.
What's the point of having a lid? When one sits down on this toilet seat, it is very comfortable. There aren't any jagged edges or sharp edges. y edges. I can tell right away that this product is superior. This seat appears to be made for business use. The open round design accommodates the male part, and as far as I can tell, this product will not fade over time because it is not made of compressed wood or anything else. It takes 7 minutes to complete the installation. Installing this seat is probably the most straightforward. A 17 mm wrench is all you'll need!.
I don't miss having a toilet lid; I never saw the point; it's for cosmetics. This is, without a doubt, a store-bought toilet seat. That means it's tough and long-lasting, as well as incredibly comfortable to sit on. The curved and banked seating area provides excellent support for your body. The only issue is a small amount of manufacturing flashing on the lower front right seam edge. If it ever bothers me, a little file work or a sharp knife will take care of it. The seat is simple to clean, and the fastening system is secure, with no wiggle or wobble. I've had the seat for nearly two months and every time I use it, I'm glad I went with the industrial/commercial option.
We have crane toilets in our house, and while this seat fit, it was slightly off center. You can move the hinge slightly to one side or the other, but if you look down at the toilet, you can see that it's slightly off. I should point out that everything from the floor flange to the seal has been replaced. On these toilets, there are no valve kits that fit properly. I'm not sure if it's because of the brand or because we went to two different restrooms. It's difficult for me to believe that all of the products installed on these toilets were defective.
The seat was used and the hinges were missing when I received my first order. The second order arrived in perfect condition, but it was filthy. I was successful in cleaning it. The seat does not align with the toilet, which is a major disappointment and the reason I only gave it three stars. It's shown in the photos below. It's not something I'd go out of my way to buy.
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