🚽 White Thetford 24967 Toilet Riser - Enhanced SEO-friendly Product Title Review

Easy to install Exter 3 inches makes a big difference I'm 6ft 3 inches tall and can sit on the toilet just like someone in the house loves if your old man with sore knees needs that little price that A lot costs comfort and my tank mounted toilet made the toilet less wobbly

This item raised the toilet to a more normal height in my RV. It no longer feels like sitting on the potty for potty training. I didn't get the plumbing due to the increased height of the toilet. This was a simple fix using a 1/2" brass nipple and male to female adapter.

wow what's the difference new to me newmar mountain air and the toilet was definitely too low. I felt like we were falling on it and struggling not to get up well at my age. Very easy to install and flexible shark bite with check valve. 2 1/2 inches doesn't sound like much, but it's great. Thanks for a great product

Works well once installed. The water pipe needs to be replaced. Required new clamps for replacement. New clamps are crimped. Crimping required a visit to a repair shop to install. It was necessary to score the back of the riser with a bandsaw to clean the pipe on my Aqua Magic V toilet. I assume it will outlive the trailer.

This worked great on our Rialta. The trick is to clean the toilet. There is a hidden connector/lid on the back of the toilet that allows you to remove the rear nut with base and extensions. (There are 2 toilet nuts - right front, left back) Look, you will find it. To replace the nut, I placed the hanger bar on top of the bolt (through the access hole) and then dropped the nut onto the hanger bar so that it would slide down the bar and onto the top of the bolt, ready to tighten. There is no…

I read the reviews before buying and most people liked the riser for the extra height and comfort. When you're tall and short on space you want every advantage you can find and this raised toilet helps make it easier and safer. All hardware was supplied including 2 gaskets to complete the job. I was lucky and didn't have to lengthen the plumbing line as there was enough slack for it to work. I had to lean on the toilet with my body weight to tighten the screws and compress the new gaskets to…

We're in our 60's and the joints aren't what they used to be so we thought we'd replace the toilet in our motorhome with a taller one, when we had them to replace our RV floor. New toilets were priced quite high and ours was fine except it's quite old. I found this riser at Revain which was cheaper than the dealers and we installed it in no time (like the others mentioned need new longer plumbing lines or extensions). Requires someone to sit on the toilet while another person turns it. Having a

You will receive two gaskets, one for the bottom of the riser to the mounting flange and one for the bottom of the toilet to the riser. They are too fat, more than necessary. When trying to tighten the nuts to compress the seals, the toilet still wobbled, so I kept tightening while still wiggling. This broke the mounting flange. So what about now! I bought a 5/16 coarse thread hanger bolt, 6" long. I drilled a hanging bolt hole where the flange broke and screwed it in 1 1/2 inches leaving 4 1/2