Hibbent Premium Elongated Toilet Seat with Cover Quiet Close, One-Click to Quick Release, Easy Installation Non-Slip Seat Bumpers, Slow Close Toilet Seat and Cover, Easy Cleaning-White Color

This Hibbent toilet seat and lid give new meaning to the word SECURE. No rocking, slipping, or feeling flimsy. The lid itself is securely placed by a full rubber bulb expansion screw washer that sinks into the hole of toilet to keep the 2 inch long metal recessive screw and butterfly bolt in place. This screw system holds the bottom piece of the hinge face plate firm to lid seat and china toilet. The lid unit is then attached by notched metal rods that lock/clamp into the lid. The lid unit is adjusted to toilet before securing screws and putting on the hinge plate cover piece.Under the seat are 4 big no slip grip feet (picture 1) that sit on the china surface to keep the seat firmly in place. The double thick one piece hinge (picture 2) cannot shift out of place. The lid and seat unit will detach at the press of a button on the side of the hinge for easy cleaning.This lid and seat are sleek in style with nice rounded edges and design. Since the lid thickness is intended to be used to sit on, there are also circular dot feet to keep it in place too. The material is all heavy duty plastic, thick and solid but not clunky. Lid and seat are not too heavy to prevent the easy self close feature from working. Additionally since material is solid plastic, there are no special cleaning instructions or fluids needed like others do.This bottom heavy butt has no fear of slipping, cracking, or snapping when in use! This plumbers kid knows the Hibbent toilet seat and lid would have gotten the adjustable wrench of approval from the plumber. Easy step by step installation. No plumber needed.

I absolutely love this toilet seat, which is something I've never said before in my life. It's fantastic to have a very modern, premium-feeling seat like this one. It isn't perfect though, it has one key issue that I'll note at the end.First of all, it's worth saying that my first order came defective - the button that you press to remove the toilet seat broke out of place. Hibbent was very kind and helpful, they sent me a replacement which came within a few days. So that resolution was a great first impression.Installation was easy, but it should have been easier. To start, you have to insert two rubber holders (they kind of look like wall anchors) into the holes of the toilet (where the screws go). But for some reason, the rubber holders come with the screws already screwed in. This threw me and my partner off, we were concerned that it wasn't compatible with our toilet since we couldn't get them in, but we didn't realize that we had to remove the screws first, and insert the rubber pieces separately (it's hard to describe in text, hopefully this makes sense). The instructions are somewhat confusing grammatically which is why we missed this detail, but it would be much better if the pieces were shipped already separated from eachother. I highly recommend just watching a Youtube video to see how to do it, because once you understand, installation is a breeze. But it was a little confusing when using only the paper instructions and the pieces in the box.But once it's set up, this is a really fantastic toilet seat. It feels good to sit on, the plastic is thick and it's quite comfortable. The slow-closing lid works perfectly, it's great and I love that I'll never hear a toilet seat slam in my house again. And it's so convenient to click it on and off the base.But this is my main issue and the reason why I give this seat only 4 stars: for some reason, one of the sides of the seat doesn't snap into place as firmly as the other. This is the side with the button (I'll just call it the right side, which is where it is when you look at it attached to your toilet). The left side snaps into place perfectly and doesn't jiggle around at all. However you have to kind of fiddle around to get the right side to stay firmly in place - it DOES snap fully shut, but I kind of have to move the button in and out a little to get it there. Thankfully it's not like I'll be removing the seat constantly (I'm still gonna clean around it most of the time, and then take it off maybe once a month or so for a deeper clean). But for a $60 toilet seat, this is extremely annoying, and feels like a design flaw. For what it's worth, I was able to snap the first (defective) toilet seat into place, by holding the button in the button hole with my finger, and that seat had the same issue where one side wouldn't click in as easily as the other. I assumed that this was due to the fact that the button was broken, but it looks like it might actually be a bigger issue.The #1 reason why I decided to purchase this is because I cannot stand when toilet seats jiggle, it drives me nuts. I hate sitting down and feeling the weight of my body shift around, for some reason it really infuriates me! So while I'm more than happy with the ease of taking it on/off, and the fact that the lid doesn't slam, and the premium quality, I really wanted a toilet seat that just won't move around much. And this one was so close! I mean, again, once it's locked in it STAYS locked in, which is a joy. But I am very unhappy with the inconvenience of having to fiddle with it for quite a bit of time in order to get it there. I don't know why this issue occurs but it happened no matter how many times I tested it, and I do hope that Hibbent can figure it out because it diminishes what is an otherwise wonderful luxury to have. I still can recommend this, I sincerely do love it (as much as one can love a toilet seat), but just be mindful of this one irritating quirk.EDIT - I'm upping my rating from 4 to 5 stars. I wrote that original review 5 months ago, and in that time, I've found that my main issue (one side of the toilet seat not firmly snapping into place) has actually not been a big deal at all. I *do* have to jiggle the seat into place to get that side locked correctly, but it's like, 1 second of jiggling max, and it stays firmly locked into place until the next time I remove the seat. I don't love this little quirk, I wish the seat simply locked and unlocked seamlessly and without any fiddling required, but it's ended up being an extremely minor issue - and it really doesn't detract from all of the positives.

I recently needed to add handles to our toilet for my wife’s safety, and after trying several options, the Hibbent Premium Elongated Toilet Seat with Cover has been fantastic. Previously, I tried Moen and Kohler seats, but I could never tighten them enough to secure the handles properly. They were all plastic and simply didn’t provide the stability we needed.The Hibbent seat, however, is awesome. It is made with metal pieces, which make a significant difference in terms of durability and security. The one-click quick release feature allows me to pop off the seat easily for thorough cleaning around the handles. The non-slip seat bumpers and slow-close mechanism are excellent features that add to its convenience and functionality.The safety of the handles is paramount, and the Hibbent seat delivers. The handles are secure and the toilet seat does not move, which is crucial for my wife. If she grabs an object, it needs to be stable to prevent any accidents, and this seat ensures that stability.I was absolutely floored by how well this seat works compared to the major brands. It is very secure, easy to clean, and has made a big difference in ensuring my wife’s safety. Highly recommended for anyone needing a reliable and sturdy toilet seat with added handles.