Description
The Lumex Locking Raised Toilet Seat 6486A clamps and locks onto the toilet for a raised seat that cannot shift. It sells as a single unit or a carton of three, as Graham-Field packages it.
- Clamp and lock attachment
- Raised seat for easier sitting and standing
- Each (EA/1) or carton of three (CT/3)
- Lumex 6486 locking design
- Clinical channel packaging
The 6486A is the clinical listing of Lumex's locking raised seat: the same clamp-and-lock design as the retail build, packaged each or by the carton of three for programs. The lock matters more than the lift, a raised seat that slides during a transfer is worse than none. Post-hip-surgery patients and anyone with limited knee or hip flexion are the users. For elongated bowls or arm support, the sibling risers in this catalog cover those variants.
Features and Benefits
Locking Seat, Clinical Packaging
This is the clinical-channel listing of the locking seat. Packaging is the only difference from the retail build.
- Clamp and lock attachment
- Raised seat format
- Each or carton of three packaging
- Lumex 6486 design
Range
The raised seat range covers lock, arms and elongated variants. This page is the core locking seat in flexible packaging.
- For home and facility bathrooms
- Part of the Lumex raised seat range
- Elongated and arm siblings listed separately
- Standard toilet fit
Product Specifications
- Mechanism: Clamp and lock to toilet
- Packaging: Each (EA/1) or carton of three (CT/3)
- Packaging: Sold as EA/1, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Lumex Locking Raised Toilet Seat 6486A?
This is the core locking seat in the channel facilities buy from. Packaging flexibility makes it the program default.
- Locking security – Clamp-fixed seat for transfers – Post-surgical users get predictable support
- Packaging choice – Singles for homes, cartons for programs – Ordering matches the buyer
- Family coverage – Arms and elongated variants alongside – The range answers the follow-up questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the each and the carton?
Same locking seat: a single unit (EA/1) or a carton of three (CT/3), as Graham-Field packages them. Programs stocking several take the carton.
How does it attach?
The 6486A locks to the toilet with its clamp and locking assembly. The Graham-Field page for the model is the Locking Raised Toilet Seat page.
Does it fit elongated toilets?
The 6486 line is the standard locking build. For elongated bowls, the 6482ER-2 riser in this catalog is the elongated-specific product.
Does it have arms?
No, the 6486A is the seat-only locking build. The 6487RA adds arms to the raised seat format.
Who uses raised seats?
Users with hip or knee limitations who cannot manage standard toilet height, including post-surgical hip patients under precautions. Height makes sitting and standing safer.
