Soft-Close Toilet Seat – Premium Urea Formaldehyde, Porcelain-Like Finish, Quick Release, Adjustable Top Fixing Hinges, Easy Clean, Standard Oval, Sleek White

Actually works. After 5 months I do need to tighten the fixings but that's easy to do. Even though it's come slightly loose it does not throw you to the ground like my previous one, it just doesn't sit quite square. I can live with that.Easy to install, especially if you read the instructions first!Sturdy. Never feels flimsy, soft close is a dream in a houseful of adult males

Quite a sturdy seat, this is easily kept clean and fits great! I’m not a small person at almost 13 and half stone and suits fine..I think instructions could be clearer as I didn’t realise the rubber had to go through hole too but after sussing it out myself it doesn’t move at all!! Good value too, soft close a dream!Update: had this seat nearly 3 months now and it hasn’t worked loose once! Annoying when I read other reviews stating theirs comes loose..they are obviously fitting it wrong! One reviewer was pushing rubber bung through hole with the screw attached!! Another says it takes 2 people, one to screw and another to hold the rubber underneath? I mean really what were they doing!! Do this : 1) remove screw from rubber bung an press bung through hole in toilet..I had to really squeeze it through, it leaves a lip round hole.. 2) put spiked round hinge base over hole on top of rubber lip 3) put washer on screw an place in slot on base and screw into hole.. the rubber tightens this up.. add seat to align an tighten screw fully.. job done.. add cap to cover.. it won’t go anywhere!! I’m 68 and a disabled woman so if I can do it anyone can..plz don’t knock the product because u are doin it wrong!

Delighted with this loo seat. Fitting was easy, features are outstanding, completely non-slip.We have a 'modern' style bathroom suite which, to be honest, would be better off in a skip. The design is just perfect for not being able to get your arm around, under, over, through, whatever, to fasten anything. What should be the easiest of DIY jobs becomes a bone crunching nightmare. Last time we had a new seat (about 5 years ago) it took two of us just to hold the bolts and washers on so we could tighten it up, it really is almost impossible to reach the underneath of the bolts.Then we discovered these 'top fixing' loo seats and bolts. I was a bit sceptical but ordered one to take a chance. It's fantastic!! Extremely easy to fit, didn't need the instructions at all. The top fixing rubber bungs fit our pan superbly, nice and tight straight away, rock solid after the bolts were tightened. A great feature is the removable seat section so if the bolts become loose they can be tightened up in 60 seconds.The placement 'lugs' on the bottom of the seat (the bits that land on the pan rim) are made of a solid material that's completely non-slip on our pan. Even if the bolts came out completely I can't see this moving very far. Even with the bolts tight, there is some slight movement of the whole seat assembly, but this isn't because it's becoming loose, it's just the play where the removeable seat fixes into the mounting bolts.We love the soft close as well. Sooooo many times I've woken up in the night to pee, crept around the room, quietly gone into the loo then dropped the old seat with one hell of a crash. Not possible anymore. Bliss.I made just one change to the manufacturers intentions for fitting. There are two lengths of bolts provided, short for top fixing and long for bottom fixing. I used the long bolts but still used the top fixing method. I did this so that we could practice our contortion and bone breaking yoga skills to try to get the bottom bolts on as well if necessary. I genuinely don't think we'll need to do this.

I recently purchased a toilet seat with a soft-close feature, expecting an upgrade in comfort and convenience. Unfortunately, my experience with this particular toilet seat has been rather underwhelming, leading me to rate it only two stars.First and foremost, the shape of the toilet seat is quite unusual. It does not align well with the shape of the toilet bowl, resulting in an awkward fit. This odd shape makes it uncomfortable to sit on and diminishes the overall aesthetic appeal of the bathroom. It's disappointing that the manufacturers did not consider the importance of a well-designed seat that complements the toilet bowl.Furthermore, the build quality of the seat is notably flimsy. Despite its appearance, the materials used feel cheap and lacking in durability. The seat lacks sturdiness and stability, which can be a significant inconvenience and cause concerns about its long-term durability. It's disheartening to invest in a product that doesn't feel solid or well-constructed.One of the advertised features of this toilet seat is the soft-close mechanism. While it does close slowly and prevent slamming, the lid only opens to a limited angle of 120 degrees. This restricted range of motion can be inconvenient, especially when it comes to cleaning or accessing hard-to-reach areas of the toilet bowl. The limitation of the lid's opening angle feels restrictive and impractical.Considering the price of the toilet seat, I find it to be quite expensive for what it offers. The quality of the materials and the overall design do not justify the higher price tag. It would have been more reasonable to expect better construction, a more comfortable shape, and a wider range of motion for the lid at this price point.In conclusion, this toilet seat with a soft-close feature falls short in various aspects. The peculiar shape, flimsy build quality, limited lid opening angle, and high price make it an unsatisfactory purchase. If you value comfort, durability, and a well-designed toilet seat, I recommend exploring alternative options that offer better construction and functionality.