A bit of a project, a decent product.

I bought a toilet seat that was recommended by the lux bidet folks.. It was in an answered question by the seller on one of the lux bidet product pages . I have a Bemis Solid wood seat which is "easy clean". See the pictures for how I installed it.. And to see how much of a gap it leaves. I tested it out before gluing and the bidet doesn't spray through the gap.. The spay goes... Where it needs to. I got these bumpers because the first Bemis toilet seat I got, broke (pictured). I am quite a heavy gentleman. The angle of the seat caused by the bidet caused it to bend and break. I plan on getting four more of these, I will use two of the new four pack to put between the upper and lower ones., The middle of the seat clearly needs some support too. As to how sticky these things are.. meh, I used a scraper to take off the double stick foam tape. I could tell that foam tape wasn't going to hold. I used two part epoxy instead. I advise placing the bumpers with masking tape first. Take it for a test run. I had to move the bumpers a couple times to get them just right and not wobble. The suggested placement may work well for a round seat, butt it won't answer for an oblong seat. The bumpers clearly need to go horizontal instead of vertical in the case of my bowl and seat. Not all are the same so... use scientific method. I can see how the gap may cause an issue for some, do to spray... it didn't for me, but four isn't enough to get the job done in my case six.... Good luck, I hope this helps. Give it a "Helpful" click if it did please. :)

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