We visit the bathroom to use the toilet on average 7 times a day

Sitting down and standing up however, can cause dizziness or unsteady balance. This may be as a result of change in blood pressure or restricted mobility.

With over 80% of all falls in the home happening in the bathroom, bathroom safety is important in maintaining your independence.

The good news – it is easy to adapt your toilet. Having the right support to give you back a sense of independence, dignity and confidence to manage by yourself.

Our range includes:

  • Toilet raiser
  • Toilet frame
  • Raised toilet seat with frame
  • Support rails

Simple adaptations to help with balance, comfort, extra stability for you or a family member. using your toilet.

To help choose which is right for you – please click here for our  brief guide

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An instant lift - Toilet raiser

Is getting on and off the toilet getting more difficult? A simple toilet raiser can make the difference to keeping you safe and maintaining your independence in the bathroom.

Fit to your existing toilet seat or direct onto the ceramic, you can choose the height you want. Not sure what height you need, click here

Recovering from hip surgery? Increasing the height of the seat, will reduce flexion of your hips and reduce strain when standing back up.

Travelling away from home? Compact size to pack into your bag. Will fit over 93% of conventional shaped toilets (will not fit square toilet seats)

Product
Height
Usage
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Unifix Standard
3-4″ combined (7.5-10cm)
For a 4” (10cm) raise – fit to the toilet seat

For a 3” (71/2cm) raise – fit to the ceramic

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Unifix Wide
3″-4″ combined (7.5-10cm)
For wider / European style toilets.
Same adjustable height fitting.
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NEW Toilet Frame

Placing a frame around your toilet will give you a little more support:

  • use the armrests when sitting on or getting up from the toilet
  • height and width adjustable to suit the different rooms around the home
  • allow you to gently lower yourself, not ‘dropping’ with arms to hold on to

With 2 options to choose from, to suit everyone who needs to use the bathroom. They are also easy to move out the way when not needed.

Quick checklist

  • what is the correct height you need
  • is there sufficient space (a grab rail may be a better alternative)
  • do other people use the bathroom too

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NEW Grab Rails

A simple home adaptation fitting a grab rail, can make a big difference:

-To push or pull up with when standing up

-To give a steadying support when going to sit down

-An extra grip to hold on to when transferring from one position to another

-For balance when walking around the home, up/down stairs, over the doorstep

-For extra support when carrying items

With two options available choose what you need and where. Pementantly fitting onto the wall with all fixing supplied, fit it where you need, kitchen, stairs or bathroom…

-Brushed stainless steel or Multi-function.

As long as you want and at what angle you need

Product
Size
Maximum Load
Product Code
Instructions
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Stainless Steel
350mm
150kg/23 stone 7lbs
HA0634
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Stainless Steel
600mm
150kg / 23 stone 7lbs
HA0635
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Stainless Steel
900mm
150kg / 23 stone 7lbs
HA0636
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Multi-function
300mm
120kg / 18 stone 12lbs
HA0637
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Extension Kit
300mm
120kg / 18 stone 12lbs
HA0638
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A toilet raiser can make it easier to get on and off the toilet by increasing the height. Toilets can be very low to the ground which may not be so hard to drop down onto (although can be painful), it can be much harder to get up, straining your back, hips or knees. Recovering from hip or knee surgery – adding extra height to the toilet can also reduce the pressure on your joints when standing and sitting, keeping you as comfortable as possible.

A toilet frame can give you a bit more support, using the armrests when sitting on or getting up from the toilet. The frames here are height and width adjustable to suit the different space you have around your home.

The integral raised toilet seat with frame combines the best of both in one. Avoid having to hold on to the sink or the radiator – with the security of arm rests and the comfort of a higher seat.

Support rails – or grab rails - are fixed to the wall to help, when getting on and off the toilet, in and out of your bath/shower or that extra reassurance just standing in the bathroom as you go about your daily routine.

How to know what height of raise is right for you:

1 Measure the height of your existing toilet from the floor to the top of the toilet seat

2 Measure the distance from the floor to the crease at the back of your knee. Do ensure you are wearing the shoes that you normally wear around home.

Example

Existing toilet = 16”

Height from floor to back of your knee = 19”

19”-16” = 3”, you would need a 3” toilet raiser.

A toilet raiser can make it easier to get on and off the toilet by increasing the height. Toilets can be very low to the ground which may not be so hard to drop down onto (although can be painful), it can be much harder to get up, straining your back, hips or knees. Recovering from hip or knee surgery – adding extra height to the toilet can also reduce the pressure on your joints when standing and sitting, keeping you as comfortable as possible.

A toilet frame can give you a bit more support, using the armrests when sitting on or getting up from the toilet. The frames here are height and width adjustable to suit the different space you have around your home.

The integral raised toilet seat with frame combines the best of both in one. Avoid having to hold on to the sink or the radiator – with the security of arm rests and the comfort of a higher seat.

Support rails – or grab rails - are fixed to the wall to help, when getting on and off the toilet, in and out of your bath/shower or that extra reassurance just standing in the bathroom as you go about your daily routine.