🚽 KOHLER K 4775 96: Quick Release Round Front Biscuit Toilet Seat Review

Believe other bad reviews! I figured I could just be careful and get it working - and I kind of did, but I definitely regret the purchase. If you are still not convinced that this is an inferior product, then read on for the details. 1 - The plastic nuts at the bottom of the toilet are easy to unscrew. The toilet lid wasn't tight enough to hold it in place when one of mine fell off (as others have complained). I got around this by reusing mounting nuts from my old Kohler cover. 2 - On the top…

Just broken. The plastic cracked. DO NOT BUY! FIX: After 3 months I found that the screws were loose. It doesn't matter because they tighten easily, but I must have convinced people they were sealed in cement, which is what I thought once I had them installed. Not true! The screws on my old bolt were loose and plastic and not easy to put back on. They are much better designed, easy to install and I don't think these screws will come loose in the next 15 years due to the design of the screws and

I'm a DIY enthusiast and also an engineer/maintenance manager so I can handle most repairs reasonably well. There are two toilets in my house, and I'm sick of the seat in one of them cracking (last straw). I installed one of these Kohler toilet seats a few weeks ago and paid over $30 for it at Home Desperate. When I saw it at Revain for a very low price, it was easy. Delivery was quick and installation was easy. All I needed was a medium sized screwdriver. However, the FIRST thing I did was…