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Maddak Arthro Tall Ette Standard Elevated Toilet Seat -Right Slope 725921000 NI

$ 26.39

Availability: 25 in stock
  • UPC: 742645012047
  • Material: Plastic
  • MPN: 725812000
  • Brand: Ableware
  • Color: White
  • Condition: New
  • Type: Elevated Toilet Seat
  • Maximum Load Capacity: 300 lb
  • Features: Portable
  • Item Height: 4 in
  • Manufacturer Warranty: None
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    Maddak Arthro Tall Ette Standard Elevated Toilet Seat -Right Slope 725921000 NI
    Designed with a gentle slope on the right side for people with leg or knee injuries who require an extended leg position. Adds 4¨ (10 cm) to the bowl height. With Lok-In-El® Bracket.
    Right side sloped
    Fits most standard toilets
    Adds 5-3/4 in. to the bowl height
    Supports up to 300 lbs.
    Cleans easily with household disinfectants
    All Items are described to the best of our ability. If there was damage to product while shipped you need to contact us and send us a picture(s) of the damage.  you may send the item back to us within 14-days of receiving it, for purchase price refund only, no refund will be done on any shipping costs (sending or returning).
    If you return the product, and you must pay for return shipping, and we will also charge back the original shipping that we already paid when we shipped your item. And you must return the item in new or unused, unopened, unmarked, unwashed or original condition with all original material included with the shipment.
    Restocking fee may apply.
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