KMINA Soft Raised Toilet Seat 4 Inch (Pack with Toilet Frame), Padded Seat and Lid, Disabled and Post Surgery Recovery, Fits Standard Toilets

Having seen this at an accessible holiday cottage had to buy one and not disappointed. After several years of trying to use a wobbly NHS option the quality and sturdiness of this unit is great. Once fitted to the WC bowl (very easy to install) it’s secure and comfortable for a wheelchair user and easy to transfer to. It’s expensive on the face of it compared to other options but you get what you pay for.

A very, very satisfactory product. Impressed from first opening of the box. The side frames are of welded construction using heavy-gauge steel and consequently very robust. The engineering concept is wonderfully simple, resulting in assembly that an 8-year old could do - although adult hands would be better to tighten the (tool-free) knobs. The sides are held together by a single, very robust, steel tube. We've previously tried other products for this purpose, but none have been satisfactory - usually just too flimsy. This one's not the cheapest, but still good value for money. We're delighted with it. Problem solved!

At time of review this is priced at £179.00…I received this to assist my elderly mother….although I’ve not set this up yet as waiting to get a new wet room…so this is going to be perfect for assisting her on/off the throne….At the moment I have a frame around the toilet …but this does tend to tilt really easy…This frame looks really solid and will not tip forward as the frame goes around the back …The frame is white in colour and personally I would have preferred a white raised seat…but it’s black….With a white lid….This arrives in two boxes….and seems well protected….Ideal for someone who relies on using the frame to help in standing….Don’t know if I would pay such a high price….but then nothing is cheap…..and this must be good for the price….

This Kmina Raised Toilet seat is Solid, a well built construction, welded joints and very strong. Simple to construct, with excellent instructions. The design allows complete access to the seat, there is plenty of adjustment on each arm to suit individuals. It costs more but you are well rewarded. I highly recommend this, you won’t be disappointed.

This is a huge step up in build quality, materials , safety and comfort from the conventional raised toilet seat that we had been using for our elderly parents (who have mobility and balance problems). The meal tubular frame is very strong and the frame clips together securely and easily (it literally took less than five minutes to put it together from the box). I was worried that it might be too wide for our small downstairs toilet but as you can see from the photos it fits fine. Fitting it around (and to) the toilet pedestal is easy via screwing the diagonally positioned securing pads to it (which does a good job of ensuring there’s no movement in the frame, while also protecting the porcelain of the pedestal). The ‘arms’ or supports for when sitting and standing are strong (even when I applied my whole body weight to them via a tricep-dip). They also move horizontally via a catch so they can extend or retract for convenience or to suit the needs of different users.The separate toilet seat is also a high quality item, which fits securely to the bowl via two plastic screws. It comes with a lid which closes flush, and the seat itself is comfortable and has a soft padded feel (and so much more comfortable than the hard moulded plastic of conventional toilet seats). I should add that our toilet is not a traditional one with a rounded pedestal, but more of a rectangular,modern type - and it still fitted fine. It is also easy to clean.In short, this is not an inexpensive alternative to the usual raised seat, but it is far superior in all other respects (and much easier to transport too, as it packs down nicely) and you can see where the money’s gone in terms of design,practicality and quality. It should last a lifetime I would think, and if sheer added comfort and safety alone is worth the money, no question.Highly recommended.

The frame is made of light, but strong aluminum.Therefore, even for an elderly person, it is easy to hold and not difficult to lift.It is suitable for general help at home, and can provide great help in using the toilet.The product corresponds to the description.We get what we see in the ad.It is simple and easy to assemble.Anyone can do it.Thanks for reading my review, I hope you found it helpful.XO Sue

I got this for an elderly neighbour. She’s got mobility problems so this soft raised toilet seat has been really useful for her. It didn’t take much time for my husband to install it.This raised toilet seat and frame is made of steeland polyurethane which guarantees its toughness and durability.It provides extra comfort thanks to its soft material that adapts to the user reducing pressure.This toilet seat is great for elderly people, those with reduced mobility and disabled people who have trouble in sitting or getting up from the toilet.The toilet frame supports a maximum of 330lbs of weight and the soft raised toilet seat a maximum of 300lbs. This makes it suitable for most people.

This is a great product for elderly people or anyone with mobility issues. It gives you a firm support to sit safely and to help you push yourself off the toilet. I Arrived in a huge box and needed a bit of a DIY skill to put it together, but it wasn’t a rocket science. It’s super versatile, thanks to the design it can be mounted around any standard sized toilet. There are four non-slip rubber feet on each side to keep this secure in place, also there is two screws on the side to tighten the rail to the toilet. The hight of the rail can be set as well and it doesn’t require any tool for it. Comes with a toilet riser. I mean not just a riser but a true toilet seat which seems comfortable, adds three inches in height, making it so much less effort to sit and stand.Would I recommend it? Yes. Great product for senior citizens or disabled with difficulty getting up from toilet.