KMINA - Toilet Safety Rails for Seniors (330 lbs), Frame with Arms, Adjustable Height and Width, Grab Bars

After perusing available toilet safety frames to check size, adjustability and customer reviews, I chose this frame because I wanted to have a sturdy frame that was attached to the toilet and wouldn’t need to be replaced periodically. I liked that the product description gave precise measurements for all parts of the frame, which other products didn’t show as clearly. I laid all the parts out to be sure everything was included, got familiar with how the fastenings work, and had very little trouble assembling the frame and attaching it to the toilet. It is important to measure the space where the frame will fit, side to side, front to back, noting where the TP roll is. It’s also very important to look at the reference photos in the description so the parts that are attached to the toilet sides will actually rest on your toilet where they’re supposed to. There are measurements shown to help decide if this frame will work for you.PROS. I didn’t need any tools or much strength. The main components are the sides that fasten to the front rail, and they are heavier than I expected. There is some adjustability for the width, the height of the armrests, and placement of the armrests towards the front or back. The assembly instructions are mostly pictures, which I appreciate so much more than words. It was easy to put together and check the measurements to keep everything centered. I am an older woman, not as strong or handy as I used to be and still had few problems. Once the frame is properly placed with the soft cups closed against the toilet sides, this is a very sturdy frame. It was easy for me to get used to where the front feet of the frame sit on the floor in relation to the bottom of the toilet. Because the frame is attached to the toilet, the feet didn’t slide around on my vinyl flooring as I put the frame in place.CONS. The main components are heavy, so it might be helpful to have an assistant. Lining up the holes to set the height and width is a little fiddly. Not bad, but could be easier. There are only two setting for the width, so this isn’t as adjustable as some might prefer. I’m slightly larger than the average sized woman, and the narrower width works just fine for me. The height of the armrests is more adjustable but still fiddly as the holes need to be lined up, and you have to be sure the height is the same on both sides. While the armrests themselves can be positioned in one of two settings: either more forward or more to the back, it would be better if there were more settings here, perhaps including being able to move the armrests out of the way via a sort of hinge at the back. The armrests aren’t cushioned, not a problem for me, but might be for others.

We bought a different toilet bar system that attached to the toilet seat, it did not look sturdy enough. Bought this one and can't say enough good things about it. Since I had a hip injury which would take months to heal and physical therapy, I needed something that would hold my weight as I was pushing myself off the toilet. The arms adjust up and down to accommodate your comfort and height, This worked without any problems. I have had it for several months and my PT say she likes it because it is very stable and I wouldn't get my feet caught like the other type that has legs like a walker to possibly trip me. I am VERY happy with this and would recommend it for its sturdiness, ease and security, If you need a higher seat, you may have to get a seat lift, but it worked fine for me. I just needed the stability of the arms.

This is a superior support frame. I was reluctant to purchase the free-standing handles as they don't seem too sturdy when leaning or standing. This unit is terrific and super sturdy. It fits firmly to the toilet and has absolutely no movement. Super easy to install and my wife loves it. Expensive, but well worth it!!!

I assembled it quickly. It’s heavy duty. It fit my 88 year old mother’s low boy toilet with elongated toilet seat. Mom has mobility challenges and she is frail and weak. This helps her sit down safely. She has no arm strength; so it’s not helping her get up. However this is an excellent sturdy product and I am happy it’s helping my mom some. I think we will keep it. Best product I could find after searching for about a year.

The hospital I was in has these and I was glad to see I could get one here. It was easy to set up and works great. I did measure carefully to make sure it would fit.It is very steady and secure. I’m happy with it.It is expensive — a lot more pricey than the cheaper things you can buy here. So consider that as you do your research. Also note this is not like a raised toilet seat. Its purpose is different.I did want to mention the first time I ordered it that it got damaged in transit and so I had to mess with that but Amazon support was great.

Good design. Solid. Easy to fit to toilet. Highly adjustable.Life saver!

My wife has an SCI and partial functionality in her legs. We have been looking at supports for toilets, even bought one that could not be used with our bidets (its in the basement bathroom now). The other day, she had a fall and was half-way off the toilet when I rescued her. I immediately ordered this item having been watching it for several months, but balked at the price.It arrived and I was surprised at how heavy it is, but that's good as it is strong and stable. I like the side supports (suction cups) that really stabilize the arms and hold them in place. It also does not install behind the toilet seat so our bidet seats are not a problem. The arms adjust up and down with screw-in knobs, so they are semi-permanent; the arms move forward and backwards instantly with a switch at your finger tips. The box indicated that I would need a screwdriver and wrench to install but everything was a "knob", no tools required. The instructions that came with it are not as good as those on the product page, but still easy to do. Be prepared to make adjustments after your first guess for the width, angle of the front connecting bar, and height. Even if you had to make adjustments, that is only a couple minutes.One key selling point for me is how easy it is to remove, ironically. My wife is a very proud woman (look who she married) and we work hard to maintain her dignity throughout her disability. When we have family gatherings, I can relocate this device in less than a minute and we have a normal guest bathroom again. After everyone leaves, it goes back in and we return to normal.