[Webwych]

I am trying to find a toilet seat that has 'stoppers' which prevent a toilet seat slipping to the left or right when you sit on it. I used to see them in disabled toilets but I can't find one now for love nor money!

I am not looking for anything raised, just a normal shaped seat with the stoppers that go on the outside.

All suggestions gratefully received.

[Jennii]

Webwych, on Apr 17 2008, 08:32 AM, said:

I am trying to find a toilet seat that has 'stoppers' which prevent a toilet seat slipping to the left or right when you sit on it. I used to see them in disabled toilets but I can't find one now for love nor money!

I am not looking for anything raised, just a normal shaped seat with the stoppers that go on the outside.

All suggestions gratefully received.

Stoppers? Hm… I’m not quite sure what you're looking for, or what you mean.

Just a suggestion: if you’re looking for something to just go on top of a regular toilet seat that's pretty sturdy, maybe try a child's cushioned "potty seat"? If you can get past the silly cartoony print they usually have, I find that it makes the toilet seat less slippery to transfer on to, and with the cushion it adds nice padding to help prevent pressure sores. You can usually find them in any major hardware store. Then again, it might be too small.

I’ll try looking around for you.

[Webwych]

Jennii, on Apr 20 2008, 06:27 AM, said:

Stoppers? Hm… I’m not quite sure what you're looking for, or what you mean.

Just a suggestion: if you’re looking for something to just go on top of a regular toilet seat that's pretty sturdy, maybe try a child's cushioned "potty seat"? If you can get past the silly cartoony print they usually have, I find that it makes the toilet seat less slippery to transfer on to, and with the cushion it adds nice padding to help prevent pressure sores. You can usually find them in any major hardware store. Then again, it might be too small.

I’ll try looking around for you.

Thanks Jennii .

I have drawn a diagram to try and give you an idea what I'm looking for....



The stoppers are actually a part of the seat. If I could still find one in a public toilet I would email the council to ask who supplied them but I can't find any now - typical! haha

[russ1]

Pressalit care do just what you're after - the stoppers are on the inside of the bowl but the real key is a solid metal fixing and hinge at the rear. Superb pressure relieving seat but not cheap. You can get them through most care suppliers - my wife got mine at our local disability / scooter supplier - Google 'pressalit care'. They also do normal toilet seats so make sure you go to the care side of the company.

[Webwych]

russ1, on Apr 21 2008, 09:22 AM, said:

Pressalit care do just what you're after - the stoppers are on the inside of the bowl but the real key is a solid metal fixing and hinge at the rear. Superb pressure relieving seat but not cheap. You can get them through most care suppliers - my wife got mine at our local disability / scooter supplier - Google 'pressalit care'. They also do normal toilet seats so make sure you go to the care side of the company.

I knew you guys would come up trumps for me! .

Thank you so much from the heart of my bottom (no, that's not a typo. Haha).

[Webwych]

I have found just the thing and thought I'd share the link in case anyone else needs it...

Liberty Toilet seat. I found it whilst looking for 'Pressalit care' and it's just what I need (the Pressalit range were WAY too expensive!).

....now I just have to find the best price. I do hate the 'captive audience' pricing mentality of these companies

[E-DOG]

A non slip toilet seat....
My God, the comic possibilities are ENDLESS!
I just don't know where to begin so you're all safe for now.
e-dog, struck speachless for once!

[Webwych]

E-DOG, on Apr 23 2008, 06:25 AM, said:

A non slip toilet seat....
My God, the comic possibilities are ENDLESS!
I just don't know where to begin so you're all safe for now.
e-dog, struck speachless for once!

You ever been on the wrong end of a slipping toilet seat? A pinched butt cheek is not amusing!

[E-DOG]

You ever been on the wrong end of a slipping toilet seat? A pinched butt cheek is not amusing!
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Pinched butt cheek amusing? Nah.
Ahh, but kinky? Oh yes, kinky indeed.

thank you for the insight.
and the fantasy.

E-dog

[Webwych]

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Pinched butt cheek amusing? Nah.
Ahh, but kinky? Oh yes, kinky indeed.

thank you for the insight.
and the fantasy.

E-dog

Me and my big mouth.....

[yukonseatgrip]

Webwych, on Apr 17 2008, 04:32 PM, said:

I am trying to find a toilet seat that has 'stoppers' which prevent a toilet seat slipping to the left or right when you sit on it. I used to see them in disabled toilets but I can't find one now for love nor money!

I am not looking for anything raised, just a normal shaped seat with the stoppers that go on the outside.

All suggestions gratefully received.

Hello, We developed a Stop toilet seat slip that helps with this problem. yukonseatgrip.com. I hope we can help. thanks Roger or email me at roger@yukonseatgrip.com

[Little Mouse]

yukonseatgrip, on Jun 7 2009, 08:31 AM, said:

Webwych, on Apr 17 2008, 04:32 PM, said:

I am trying to find a toilet seat that has 'stoppers' which prevent a toilet seat slipping to the left or right when you sit on it. I used to see them in disabled toilets but I can't find one now for love nor money!

I am not looking for anything raised, just a normal shaped seat with the stoppers that go on the outside.

All suggestions gratefully received.

Hello, We developed a Stop toilet seat slip that helps with this problem. yukonseatgrip.com. I hope we can help. thanks Roger or email me at roger@yukonseatgrip.com

My husband also needs someone to invent a perfect toilet cushioned seat....for years he's bought the padded toilet seats you get at Wallmart and then duck tapes them onto the toilet underneath the already hard toilet seat that's permenently attached for me his wife to use...and for others...this works great until the toilet seat gets stained (use The Works which is made to take rust off of tubs, toilets, showers that comes in well water), and also until the seat rips...but this toilet seat can easily be cleaned and put into a cabinet or backpack when we fly across the country or go camping....it's small and less intrusive than the huge things they sell in the handicap stores....it's just that the tape leaves a residue after a while that has to be scrubbed off...and the cushioned seats aren't tough anough to last a long time...would be great if someone could invent something.....we'd buy it....hope that helps.....

[Rolin]

Something worth looking at.

http://www.180psi.com/index.html

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[Webwych]

I finally found the perfect seat but couldn't find my original thread to tell you about it! Anyway the details are HERE

[COOL Mobility]

I'm a quad (for 32 years) and developed a toilet seat with smaller hole for easier transfers, front/rear/side opening options, and 17" (420mm). I designed it as I found most holes weretoo large for transfers and my hip fell into the hole and I found I stuck to the vinyl cover over foam padding. Also the padding soaked up water (shower comode) and grew mold and stank!

The seat can be shaped and cut with wood working tools as easily as MDF but is waterproof and antibacterial (tests show it won't allow bacteria or mould to grow due to its chemical makeup. You can spray paint the final seat any colour you like then just screw it onto a commode seat frame as the base is flat and wood self tapping screws hold it in place well. If you have pressure sensitive areas, the seat can be sanded away with wood working tools, to create pressure relief area.

As such, stoppers could also be screwed (with stainless self tapper screws) underneath to suit any toilet. It will usually screw straight onto existing commodes to replace smelly old padded versions. Although it doesn't have padding, it is easy to slide on and the large rounded inside edge is skin friendly. Smaller hole gives room for boney prominences to be without pressure and most weght is supported through on the flat surface.

See more details and photos at: C-Seat toilet seat.

If you want further details e-mail me on Colin Johanson

[guido]

Little Mouse, on Jun 8 2009, 02:51 AM, said:

My husband also needs someone to invent a perfect toilet cushioned seat....for years he's bought the padded toilet seats you get at Wallmart and then duck tapes them onto the toilet underneath the already hard toilet seat that's permenently attached for me his wife to use...and for others...this works great until the toilet seat gets stained (use The Works which is made to take rust off of tubs, toilets, showers that comes in well water), and also until the seat rips...but this toilet seat can easily be cleaned and put into a cabinet or backpack when we fly across the country or go camping....it's small and less intrusive than the huge things they sell in the handicap stores....it's just that the tape leaves a residue after a while that has to be scrubbed off...and the cushioned seats aren't tough anough to last a long time...would be great if someone could invent something.....we'd buy it....hope that helps.....

Interesting to see other solutions.

I do one on my site, (photos pretty amateur as I want to keep all costs down)

It's a seat that was recommended by the Sheffield SIU OTs, and I found it so good that I now stock them. They are a bit expensive (£60 ex VAT, no need to pay if registered disabled) but this price is marginally cheaper than the manufacturer sells them at, as I managed to keep my postage costs lower (included in the price).




I like this one as it can be fitted to the seat, so be stable, or deflated and carried around easily for use at friends, out shopping, or when travelling (hotels, etc...)
They are hand-made in the UK, and are durable.

[guido]

Webwych, on Apr 22 2008, 06:04 PM, said:

I have found just the thing and thought I'd share the link in case anyone else needs it...

Liberty Toilet seat. I found it whilst looking for 'Pressalit care' and it's just what I need (the Pressalit range were WAY too expensive!).

....now I just have to find the best price. I do hate the 'captive audience' pricing mentality of these companies

Hey this is great! Just going through this thread again, and following through all the links. This company do a similar product to me at TWICE THE PRICE!! Scandalous.

[mrsE]

I have just bought one of the black cushions shown above and love it. I used to get these from the NHS but they stopped doing them this shape, they can still get rubber cushions but they are egg shaped and the aperture is smaller which makes M.E. more difficult.
I have been looking for this shaped toilet cushion for ages. I only inflate it halfway so I don't feel unstable but it still gives my bony bum some protection. The size and shape of the aperture allows easy use for me and the rest of the family too.
The service was brilliant - I ordered it one day and it was delivered the next day