Kicking off our list is this wooden toilet seat that has a superior high-gloss finish. You’ll love that you can choose from the 11 available colors to get the one that suits your bathroom interior.

I f you're replacing a toilet seat or upgrading your bathroom, ... Your elongated toilet seat should be around 18 ½ inches ...

Replacing the toilet seat isn't first on every homeowner's list of bathroom improvements, but it should be done every few years, and it's an easy process.

Remove the old seat. This is easy. There are 2 screws holding the seat in place usually hidden by caps at the seat hinges.

CR's buying guide for toilets includes ... or you can buy a retrofit kit—though the retrofit can’t be used on all toilet models. Seat ... A round bowl takes up less room than an elongated ...

There’s a reason public toilets are equipped with U-shaped seats as opposed to the O-shaped ones you’d find on your personal porcelain throne at home.

Bathroom-goers have long-wondered why public restrooms often feature toilets that are missing the front portion of the seat. Now, the mystery has been solved.

In its email to Nexstar, the IAPMO also noted that elongated toilet seats with open-fronts (or seats with automatic seat-cover dispensers) are actually a requirement for public restrooms under ...