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Having to sit on a hard and low toilet seat every time you use the bathroom is distressing. That is especially the case for individuals who suffer from immobility, injury or lack of balance.
A solid ceramic toilet seat or bowl may also cause injury in the event of a fall. Fortunately, preventing a bathroom mishap is easy and affordable with a raised toilet seat from DME Supply USA.
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Though he may not have been talking about raised toilet seats, Benjamin Franklin was right in his belief. Before an accident happens, it is essential to take steps to prevent bathroom mishaps. For you or your loved ones who dread sitting on a hard toilet seat, a raised toilet seat is a helpful aid.
Easy to assemble and use, our seats add up to five inches of height to the toilet. To ensure that the seat does not move while in use, locking devices are put in place for a safe and secure fit.
For comfort and extra security, browse our raised toilet seat with handles. Handles allow individuals to effortlessly get up from the seat once they are ready; handles are padded for comfort, and most are removable. Each raised toilet seat with arms is portable and easily stored when not in use.
Individuals who own a larger toilet may find a good fit with our elongated raised toilet seat. Still durable and comfortable, this chair offers handles as well as a wide opening in the front and back of the seat for personal hygiene.
All of our raised toilet seats are durable and long lasting. Easy to clean and maintain, this seat can become a lifesaver in the bathroom. For any questions about our bathroom aids, contact us by telephone at 866-763-4363 or via email at support@dmesupplyusa.com.
Raised toilet seats with arms provide leverage to help you lower yourself onto the seat and stand safely; the arms are padded or removable but are not designed to fully bear your weight. Seats without arms are simpler and may work well if you already use wall‑mounted grab bars or a toilet safety frame. Some models offer detachable arms, giving you flexibility as your needs change.
Most raised toilet seats increase your existing toilet height by 2–6 inches. Adjustable‑height seats use clamps or knobs to raise or lower the seat to your desired level. Choose a height that allows your feet to rest flat on the floor and your knees to be level with or slightly above your hips.
