MayfairStay·Tite Toilet Seat Fastening Hardware Upgrade Kit

Worked great but fit on one toilet but not another. The bolt/screw takes up space

I guessed at whether this would work with my "Church" brand toilet seat based on what it looked like since there were no dimensions listed for the circular head that the seat latches on to. When I received it, I was happy to see that the diameter of that top part was the same, 20.2 mm, as the old original part and the seat locked on to the new mounts perfectly. Just before typing this, I find that my "Church" brand seat is a Bemis brand, and these "Mayfair" branded mounts are also a Bemis brand.

I ordered two of these for the Bemis toilet seats I had ordered here.Easy to install, but not sure if it help any as the Bemis seats are plastic and are quit flexible.I could not use on pair. I ordered a Luxe Bidet and there is plastic wire like spacer that branches out to fill the hole in the toilet mount to center the bolt. It would not fit in the Luxe Bidet. I could have forced it, but I had the Toilet Seat Stoppers to keep the seat from wiggling around. I purchased those here on Amazon to.

Worked perfectly on our toilet.

bought this last year, thinking i'd have replacements when the bolts eventually broke. Ha! They don't fit my Bemis toilet, though it's made by Bemis.

They work, they really, really work. Now when I ever so gently place my cheeks on the seat the whole thing doesn't slide around. Wish I knew things like this existed years ago - makes me wonder what else I'm missing out on.Replaced two seats and used these kits (these kits are for specific statite seats that can use them -worth it). Took about 10 minutes total to completely change my life (and both seats). And I'll never look back.Added bonus, you can also remove the seat quickly and easily to clean the bowl - which is true for a lot of toilet seats now. It's just when this goes back on its completely sturdy. First world problems, I know it, but I'm jazzed that every time I sit down now my toilet seat doesn't slide side to side until I finally come to a stop sitting crooked on the bowl - I know it doesn't have to be like this ever again, there's a better way. These Mayfair people are true innovators.

I bought these because they were advertised as a good way to prevent wobbling. These look sturdy, but the part that goes on the top of the toilet through the seat opening was so large that it would not fit in the opening properly. I have no idea what toilet seat it would work with. I ended up buying the same "screws" like the originals at Home Depot and buying a fix-it "washer", and now my seat is solid. I am not saying these don't work, they just didn't work for me, and I am saying be careful to make sure they will work for you.

Very good unit, but instructions lacking. First of all, make sure that the plastic top of the bolt assembly fits your locking toilet seat fasteners. Note, this bolt assembly will only fit locking toilet seats, not standard non-locking toilet seats. Locking toilet seat fasteners allow for quick seat removal for cleaning which I find handy. Assemble the bolt and long, plastic nut as illustrated. Finger tighten the nut snugly, but not so tightly that it cannot move a little. Position the seat locks over the round, locking top of the bolt assembly and lock the seat in place. Then finish tightening the nuts until the bottom of the nut snaps off, assuring the nut is torqued properly. You are done! I have not used this bolt assembly long, but it appears to be durable and easy to install. If I run into any problems with use, I will post an update. If no update, everything is fine.