hi
we are refurbing the bathroom, and looking at a toilet which has a higher pan height, as anyone bought one and would they recommend the one they are using
regards nidge
Can't help with an actual make BR but as we age our hips give out so a high pan is a good plan!!
When John had his hip replaced we had to use the height adjuster the hospital supplied and he couldn't have managed without it.
Hopefully now I've bumped, somebody else will see your post from yesterday.
Sandra
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I have purchased a raised WC which will, when installed, be en suite as I am finding increasing difficulty in raising myself off normal height ones due to wear and tear/arthritis in knee joints. (Low height chairs present the same difficulty). However, my wife who is considerably shorter, having tried this raised toilet says it is uncomfortably high for her so she will continue to use the one in the bathroom. So be aware that others may find a higher one too high. I know as Sandra has said it is possible to obtain a plastic fitment to temporarily raise a WC for a particular user and this could be considered where there is only one toilet. Side handles can also be fitted in some situations to take some of a persons weight during the lowering and raising process.
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