Toilet Seats

I only use Comfort seats with EZ close. Why? ...from past experience. I owned the elongated seat for my master bath which I purchased a couple of years ago from another retailer. I have a little boy that is potty training and the regular toilet seats have a tendency to drop...if you kow what I mean. Boys have to stand and the lid and seat can fall with a bang and might injure oneself. We also hate for the lid/seat to fall in the middle of the night waking others. So with the perfect seat in our master bath, I was out to purchase a round toilet seat EZ close for our guest bath. I purchased it from Wayfair with no problem. The order was delivered with my favorite toilet seat. Easy installation. I'm happy. My potty training son is happy. I don't have to worry about him pulling the seat down on himself or it just falling down. No loud bangs at night. I love just gently pulling the lid down just a tad and it slowly falls down ever so quietly. What an invention! So cool and just right for our family."..."  Read more

Very happy to have found this toilet seat for the good old American Standard 2010.86 toilet which seat was broken. The color (006 bone) is a perfect match for the toilet. The seat fits perfectly, just gradually slightly more taper than the toilet towards the front, not a big deal as the color is a perfect match. New seat is made of quality plastic, the finish looks luxury and nice. Only drawback: cannot use disinfectant wipes to wipe the seat, otherwise the finish will be damaged."..."  Read more

I am a paraplegic and use the seat for my daily bowel program. It fits most toilets... WITH THE ADDITION OF A FEW TARP STRAPS TO KEEP IT IN PLACE. The seat has been my faithful traveling companion for several years and can be secured to most toilets by using the tarp straps. The clamps provided with the seat are virtually useless; I have yet to find a toilet that is compatible with them; they cannot be screwed tight enough to hold the seat firmly on the toilet. Their only value is providing a location for the s-hooks on the tarp straps. The least compatible toilets are those in Montana where the standard "handicap accessible" seat does not work for me and is designed so that straps cannot be attached... go figure. Previously I used a virtually identical seat from a different manufacturer, but have found the Lumex seat to be a better value overall."..."  Read more

I purchased this seat before buying a Kohler Handicapped Toilet. On a standard height toilet with the Moen seat I am sitting at 19 1/2 in. and with the Kohler Handicapped Toilet the seat is only 17 1/2 in. I am only 5 ft. tall with two very bad knees. I use a child step stool under my feet while having a bowel movement to incorporate the important upward push of the legs to assist the movement. I keep the stool next to the toilet. I am going to buy a shorter seat for the Handicapped Kohler Toilet since 17 1/2" is not tall enough. Hope Moen makes a shorter version of this one as it is near perfect."..."  Read more