180 kg Soft TPR Raised Toilet Seat with Lid

The Vatocare VT-RTS-004 is a 180 kg raised toilet seat with a strong PP base, soft waterproof anti-slip TPR seating, hygienic lid, large curved opening, splash-guiding urine channel, and tool-free twin-knob mounting for a stated 99% of mainstream O-shaped, V-shaped, U-shaped, square, and smart toilets. Key functions and design features include 180 kg stated capacity, soft waterproof anti-slip TPR seat, tool-free twin-knob installation. 180 kg Soft TPR Raised Toilet Seat with Lid is suitable for home bathrooms, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospital wards, older adults, postoperative recovery, pregnancy, back injury, fractures, rheumatic pain, and users who need less joint flexion during toileting.

Product Specifications

Item Specification
Brand / Model Vatocare / VT-RTS-004
Base / Seat PP base / soft TPR seat
Rated Load 180 kg
Compatibility Stated 99% of O-, V-, U-shaped, square, and smart toilets
Installation Tool-free twin side knobs
Seat Opening Large curved opening with splash-guiding urine channel
Lid Included for hygiene and odor control
Height Increase Not stated in source
Dimensions Not stated in source
Certification Not stated in source

Product Features

  • 180 kg stated capacity.
  • Soft waterproof anti-slip TPR seat.
  • Tool-free twin-knob installation.
  • Lid for cleanliness and odor control.
  • Splash-guiding curved opening.
  • Broad toilet-shape compatibility.
  • Easy-clean surface.
  • Ergonomic raised position.

FAQ

Which specification is given for base / seat?
The product document lists the base / seat as PP base / soft TPR seat.

How is rated load described for this product?
The product document lists the rated load as 180 kg.

How does the 180 kg Soft TPR Raised Toilet Seat with Lid support practical daily use?
180 kg stated capacity. Soft waterproof anti-slip TPR seat.

What are the recommended application scenarios for model VT-RTS-004?
180 kg Soft TPR Raised Toilet Seat with Lid is suitable for home bathrooms, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospital wards, older adults, postoperative recovery, pregnancy, back injury, fractures, rheumatic pain, and users who need less joint flexion during toileting.

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