Plumb Pak PP23531 Universal Round Toilet Push-On Bolt Caps, Almond

It's a huge step towards a clean and finished bathroom for a few dollars and literally one minute of time. It came with two different sized plastic nuts to choose from, the grey was a good fit for all my bolts because the bolts on my toilets stood about 1 inch proud of the toilet base (see attached photo). There was no need to cut the bolts because it completely covered them. I would recommend this product; my only regret is that I wish I had done it when we first moved in three years ago!.

Aubriella Archer

| Jul 16, 2021

It's easy to set up. Unlike other kits, there is no need to remove the nuts. br>1) Place the cups over the bolts to see if any of them need to be trimmed down. If they do, hacksaw them off, leaving only two. 2) If there are no threads visible above the nuts (i. e. if there are no threads visible above the nuts), Cut them flush with the nuts and tighten them until you have at least one. There are currently five threads visible. If you use too much force, the porcelian will crack. 3) Screw the plastic discs (flat side up) onto the bolts ABOVE the nuts (there are two sizes of discs in the kits, one for small diameter bolts and the other for large diameter bolts). 3) Place the discs on top of the cups and snap them into place. Done.

Jayla Mitchell

| Jan 11, 2021

Process that is efficient. There is no need for any additional equipment. The caps on the toilets in my rental unit needed to be replaced. br>br>Put the cap on after screwing the plastic threaded washer thingee on the bolt. There are two steps in this process. There is no need for any additional equipment. So easy. The bolt nut must be unscrewed before the plastic threaded washer can be installed on the other brands. The bolt is then screwed back on before the cap is placed on top. There are four steps in the process. Because I'm lazy, I despise taking extra steps when there are other, more efficient options. Nonetheless, I spent about 30 minutes watching videos of various brands being installed. lolbr>br>It's also less expensive than competing brands!.

Khaleesi Ritter

| Oct 27, 2021

These are cut bolts only, so they didn't fit our ostensibly long bolts (which was misleading because the description said they were nearly 2" tall, but our bolts aren't that tall). I guess I'll have to buy the more expensive ones. The cost is about right for a few pieces of plastic, which is probably the only positive aspect of this item.

Sage Hall

| Aug 12, 2021

I live in an apartment and don't have the tools to cut the bolts, nor do I want to spend a fortune on bolt covers (the old ones vanished when the floor was replaced). As a result, I kept them, and they're much nicer than the bolts. Make sure to take a measurement of your height. Aside from that, I like the quality and how well it fits.

Rogelio Hubbard

| Jan 17, 2021

Because my toilet bolts were too short, they didn't fit, but I believe the covers would have worked if they had been higher. They are extremely simple to set up. Screw the flat part of the screw all the way down to the bottom. Attach the cover with a snap. The white color matched my white toilets almost perfectly. The price seemed a bit high to me.

Novalee Chavez

| Sep 16, 2021

Many customers said the item fit perfectly, while others complained that their bolts were too long. I was in the 'too long' category, but they were cheap, and it was better than the alternative of having nothing on and staring at an ugly, sharp bolt.

Leonard Patel

| Sep 13, 2021

This should be the standard for all toilet bowl covers. The cap's insert screws into the bolt's nut, and the cap snaps into place. To remove the cap, unscrew it rather than prying it off. You'll also receive two 1/4" and two 5/16" inserts, ensuring that you have everything you require.

Alejandro Gibbs

| Oct 07, 2021