A good way to make sure your toilet seat is tight evenly is to tighten both bolts alternatingly. If you tighten one at a time, there is a chance the other side will lift off, and it might be difficult to correct the offset. Anti-bacterial and durable - made of heavy-duty urea-formaldehyde duroplastic material, the toilet seat is anti-bacterial which could prevent the growth of bacterium in the bathroom. and it's durable which could resistant to staining, fading and scratching Attach the new fittings, using your hands to tighten up the nuts on the bolts. Be careful not to over tighten them at this stage as you’ll probably want to adjust them once you’ve fitted the new toilet seat.

On the other hand, if the toilet seat uses metallic bolts and wingnuts, hold the wingnut in your hand and tighten the bolt using the screwdriver with your other hand. If you have a top-fixing type of seat, then your job is easy. You will only need to tighten the bolts with a screwdriver until you are satisfied that the seat is tight. Easy to fit and clean - simple top fixing and bottom fixing accessories included to fit all pan types. and one button touch to remove makes cleaning easier and more effectiveSoft close, noisy free - with built-in soft close mechanism, the toilet seat can close down gently and quietly. so there is no worry about the seat banging and making noises, especially at night or a sunday morning. and the silent close feature is great for the men who are too lazy to put seat and lid down

Let us now see how to tighten a toilet seat, whether it has plastic bolts, metallic bolts, or concealed fixings. How to Tighten a Toilet Seat Step 1: Find the Bolts Once you have the sizes jotted down it’s time to choose a toilet seat that fits these measurements, your budget and your style. Take a look at a previous guide for further help choosing the right toilet seat. Step 2. How to Remove a Toilet Seat In a top-fixing type of toilet seat, there are no nuts. The toilet seat is tightened from the top either using a screwdriver or a drill machine with the correct bit size. Step 3: How to Tighten a Toilet seat With Plastic Bolts

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To access the bolts, pry off the tabs using a flathead screwdriver. There should be a slot to put in the screwdriver. Some tabs are designed in a way that you can easily lift them off with your finger, like a bottle of lotion. Step 2: Find the Wingnuts

Top-fixing and bottom-fixing toilet seats are tightened the same way. The only difference is that for top-fixing seats, you tighten the toilet seat hardware entirely from the top without bending over to access the wingnuts under the bowl. They are more common in skirted toilets. Easy to Install - Our removable toilet seat for cleaning comes with all the fixings you need. For a fast attachment of the slow-close toilet seats, insert the fittings, then adjust the hinges so they align with the toilet seat. A toilet seat with metallic bolts can either be a top-fixing type or a bottom-fixing type. Top-fixing toilet seats are easier and more comfortable to tighten than bottom-fixing toilet seats.

Toilet seats are attached to the toilet bowl using bolts, wingnuts, and washers. The bolts are made up of steel, brass, or plastic. The top of the toilet seat fittings is usually concealed with plastic covers. For a bottom-fixing type of seat, you will need to hold the nut at the bottom of the bowl and tighten the bolt using a screwdriver with your other hand. If you need to know how to tighten a toilet seat, you must first understand the type of toilet seat you have. The following are the different types of toilet seats you might come across: