PCP Raised Toilet Seat, 2-Inch Increase Height for Standard Round Shape Commode, Elevated Low Profile, Safety Stability Clamps, Lid

Mom moved to a new place the toilet in her bathroom. was very low to the ground. I was looking into other raised seats but my mom is only 4’10”. Based on helpful reviews from other Amazon customers, other raised seats were too high and would mean her feet would dangle while she was sitting on the toilet.Someone recommended the shorter rise 2” lift with this product. We ordered it, it came fast and she is so happy, it is much easier for her to sit and get up.No issues with install, although this new seat goes on top of the existing seat.Highly recommend!

This product is the best of the handicap risers we have tried recently. Our toilets are a new style and no products fit or worked until we found this one. When installed on the existing toilet lid it secures in the front then the two side clamps continues the installation. It secures tightly and is comfortable for my husband to use. The only draw back is the riser fits round toilets better than the elongated but it still works. The height is perfect for my husband and allows him to rise on his own, I would recommend this product to anyone that has experienced the same installation issues we have.

As my knees and hips began to deteriorate due to arthritis, I found I needed a toilet seat riser. Another family member had used a 3" riser but she was 6" taller than I am and it was too high for me - only my toes were able to reach the floor. 2" risers are not easy to find so I was happy to see this one. I measured the toilet and compared to the measurements given. Everything seemed perfect; even better, it would fit both the upstairs and the downstairs toilets. When it arrived I read the information sheet and placed the riser on the toilet. It fit perfectly. Then I started tightening the side bolts. As they tightened against the porcelain the riser popped up off the toilet. No matter what I tried, it kept popping off as the bolts tightened. I took it upstairs and tried again with the same result. It's impossible to use without screwing the bolts in because it's way too unstable. After trying unsuccessfully to find a solution for several days, I donated it to a women's shelter that runs a "lending library" of medical equipment. Hopefully someone else will have a toilet that it will work on.

Bought for when my elderly mother visited, as my toilet is quite low and she had a hard time getting up from it. Works fine. Glad to have a cover, as my bathroom doesn't have room for a chair/stool. Becomes soiled easily and not that easy to clean, but that's probably the case for all/most elevated seats.

I really wasn't sure about this product with all conflicting reviews. I was very nervous 😓 Once I received it and installed it which by the way was easy as pie. You do have to be careful not to tighten the clips too tight but that was it. It gave me the 2 extra inches I needed on my toilet. I am very short and put it on a 17" toilet so now it is 19" totally perfect and totally comfortable. For me anyway. If your short don't hesitate to purchase it.

Reviews and distorted seller photos made me think this was ok for elongated toilet. It is not. I would have kept this, even though cheap materials, but for size problem. Seller approved return, but refuses to pay for shipping, which by USPS is $42! Plus seller wants restocking fee, never disclosed at time of purchase. This is seller is thumbing its nose at anyone daring to return their product. BE SURE YOU WON'T NEED TO RETURN this, as shipping and restocking cost far outweighs value.

I'm not sure why the bad reviews about the raiser not staying attached to the toilet. This is one of my favorite features. We tried 2 other more expensive ones, and they did not stay secure to the toilet. But this one has!! The trick is not to overtighten the side adjusters. It will make the seat wobbly! It is also so easy to clean, the other 2 we tried did not have the guard fitting into the toilet bowl, so it catches any splatter. And very reasonably priced!

The toilet seat riser with Lid is made of a medium quality hard plastic, should last a time, but could brake if hit hard, especially the little from piece. The back of the box states there are instructions inside, but when I opened the box and removed the seat riser there were none to be found. The installation actually looks pretty simple, put the front piece over the front of the toilet seat then tighten the 2 back plastic screws to hold the piece on the toilet seat. That is where I had the problem. The toilet that I was using this riser on is a 30 year old round toilet, that takes the round toilet seats. The plastic screws were not located on the widest point of my toilet seat, but further back, so try as I might I couldn't get the riser to hold on to the seat, or the plastic part that was supposed to slide down into the seat to do so. Perhaps if I had the directions there might have been a trick to get the seat to hold, but I doubt it. If your bathroom has an elongated toilet then perhaps this would hold on to the elongated toilet seat and work. One other thing to mention, this riser should go onto a toilet seat that does not have a lid as it has it's own lid.