Raised Toilet Seats
Raised Toilet Seats are a great way to provide relief for people with mobility problems, the elderly, pregnant women and those recovering from surgery. They come in multiple colors and have textured surfaces that provide extra grip.
Raised Toilet Seats allow you to sit higher than your standard toilet seat which can be helpful for many reasons. For someone who has trouble getting up off the ground or out of a chair, this is an easy solution.
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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How to choose the best raised toilet seat?
Consider height increase needed (2āĆā„, 4āĆā„, or 6āĆā„), locking mechanism (clamp vs bolt-through), with or without arms/handles, weight capacity, and whether you need a removable lid.
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What height should a raised toilet seat be?
Typically 3āĆƬ6 inches higher than standard (standard toilet height is ~15āĆƬ17āĆā„). Most people need 4āĆā„ to make sitting/rising easier.
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What is a raised toilet seat used for?
To reduce the distance a person has to lower and raise themselves, making toileting safer and easier after hip/knee surgery or for arthritis/mobility issues.
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What is the purpose of a raised toilet seat?
Fall prevention and reduced strain on hips, knees, and back when using the toilet.
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What is a medical transport chair?
A lightweight, narrow wheelchair (usually 17āĆƬ19āĆā„ wide) with small wheels designed to be pushed by a companion, not self-propelled.
