Fits what you already have
Nothing here needs a new toilet, a plumber or a builder. Seats clamp on, rails clamp on, and bidets connect to the cistern you already have.
The Toilet Seat Company sells raised toilet seats, bidets and bath rails: the small pieces of kit that make a bathroom workable again. Everything here fits the toilet or bath you already own.
Most shops sell one raised seat and call it a category. We sell the seat, the rails, the bidets and the reaching aids, and we will tell you honestly which one solves your problem and which one does not.
Nothing here needs a new toilet, a plumber or a builder. Seats clamp on, rails clamp on, and bidets connect to the cistern you already have.
Seats and rails clamp on by hand. Bidets connect to the cistern feed you already have. Nothing here needs a trade, and nothing is drilled into tiles.
Everything that clamps on also lifts off in seconds. That matters in a shared bathroom, in a rented home, and when the need is temporary after an operation.
Where a supplier publishes no load rating, we say so rather than print a number. Where a product will not solve your problem, the page says which one might.
Risers, bidet seats and attachments are sized for standard and elongated bowls. Measure once, order the matching shape, and it goes straight on.
Height from a riser, a handhold from a rail, water instead of paper from a bidet, or extra reach from a grip. Most people need one of the four, not all of them.
Listed by the job people buy it for. Free delivery across Europe on orders over €50.
Pick by the problem you are solving, not by the product name.






We sell bathroom and bedside aids and nothing else, so this is the short version of what we have learned: what each one actually solves, when it is the wrong choice, and what to measure before you order.
Almost everyone who buys from us is solving one of four problems. Getting up off the toilet. Getting in and out of the bath. Reaching to clean. Getting out of bed. Work out which one it is and the choice narrows to one or two items rather than ten.
A raised toilet seat is the answer, because the lower you sit the more work your knees and hips do to lift you. Ours adds 12.7 cm and clamps onto the toilet you already have. The real decision is arms or no arms: arms give you something to push down through, which brings your shoulders into it, but they add width and they get in the way if you transfer sideways from a wheelchair.
A clamp on rail gives you a fixed handhold at the point where you are standing on one leg on a wet floor. Measure the thickness of your bath wall before choosing, because that decides which of our two rails fits: the moulded one takes 9.5 to 16.5 cm, the steel one takes 7.6 to 17.7 cm. Neither is a substitute for a bath lift or a wall bolted grab bar if that is what someone actually needs.
Two different answers, depending on why. If it is reach, a long handled toilet paper grip adds 38 cm and costs very little. If it is grip strength rather than reach, that tool will not help you and a bidet is the better route, because a dial or a sprayer asks less of your hands.
Three options and one question decides it. A handheld sprayer is the cheapest, runs cold, and you aim it yourself. An under seat attachment keeps your existing seat, runs cold, and works off a dial. An electric bidet seat heats the water, warms the seat and dries you, and it needs a mains socket beside the toilet. Plenty of European bathrooms have no socket at all, so check that before anything else.
A bed assist rail slides between the mattress and the base and gives you something fixed to pull against for the two hard movements, sitting up and turning to put your feet down. It is a handhold, not a bed safety rail meant to stop someone rolling out of bed. Those are a different product with different safety considerations and should not be substituted for one another.
We do not claim any of this prevents falls, treats a condition or aids recovery. These are daily living aids, not medical devices. Where a supplier publishes no maximum user weight, we say so on the page instead of printing a number, because a rating on something you put your whole weight on is not a thing to estimate.
If you are not sure which one solves your problem, or whether a rail fits your bath, ask before you buy. It is a short email and a great deal easier than sending something back. You can reach us at theteam@raisedtoiletseat.eu.com.
If you are not sure which one solves your problem, or whether a rail fits your bath, email us first. Free delivery across Europe on orders over €50.
Questions about which product suits you, whether a rail fits your bath, your order or delivery? A friendly human on our team is happy to help, no bots and no runaround.
Full business details, published openly, so you always know exactly who you are buying from.
We ship right across Europe, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands, alongside Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Ireland. Wherever you are, everything ships from the same warehouse, with free delivery on orders over €50.
Every order is processed through an encrypted, SSL-secured checkout, so your payment details stay private from start to finish.
Not sure which material suits your ground, or how many metres a curved bed needs? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
We trade openly with full company details published above, and your statutory rights under EU consumer law apply to every order.
The Toilet Seat Company (raisedtoiletseat.eu.com) is an online bathroom safety and daily living aids store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd, delivering across Europe. It sells raised toilet seats that clamp onto an existing toilet and add 12.7 cm of height, with or without arm supports (€149 to €169); two clamp on bath safety rails, a moulded one at 130 kg fitting tub walls 9.5 to 16.5 cm thick (€69) and a one piece powder coated steel one at 136 kg fitting 7.6 to 17.7 cm (€129); three bidets, a 304 stainless handheld sprayer (€59), a 4.8 mm slim non electric under seat attachment with dual nozzles (€79), a non electric bidet seat in elongated or round shapes (€99) and an electric bidet seat with heated water, a heated seat and a warm air dryer (€279, requires a mains socket); a steel bed assist rail with height adjustment, a storage pouch and a mattress strap (€79); and a 38 cm long handled toilet paper grip with a latex free soft head (€29). Nothing in the range needs a plumber, a builder or drilling: seats and rails clamp on, and bidets connect to the existing cistern feed. These are daily living aids and not medical devices, and no claim is made that any of them prevents falls, treats a condition or aids recovery. Where a supplier publishes no maximum user weight, the product page says so rather than estimating one. It is an online only shop with no showroom and no installation service. Delivery is Europe wide, free on orders over €50 and otherwise €22, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.