MASS DYNAMICSoft Close Toilet Seat – White Plastic Loo Seat with Quick Release, Top Fix Adjustable Hinges, Standard Oval Toilet Seat (450mm x 370mm)

The media could not be loaded. Why did you choose this product over others?:Oval bliss mute slow close toilet seat good quality plastic easy top mounting screws no reaching underneath to try to tighten nuts. Easily removable seat to clean just push 2 clips and pull the lid fully covers the seat like a clamshell looks very nice and the shape fits perfectly flawless around the toilet rim. Literally 5 minutes tops to swap out the new one and for the price it's just amazing you honestly can't go wrong.

I bought this just because of it is quick release function. It is not thickbuilt but still sturdy. I did not use the screws provided with product used the old ones and it fit perfectly.Slow close is really slow it takes years to close. But it is still good product.

Really quick and easy to install, soft closing lid to avoid kids fingers, quick and easy to clean, plastic was thicker than I expected it to be for the price no moving or bending

I recently purchased a toilet seat with a soft-close feature, expecting an upgrade in comfort and convenience. Unfortunately, my experience with this particular toilet seat has been rather underwhelming, leading me to rate it only two stars.First and foremost, the shape of the toilet seat is quite unusual. It does not align well with the shape of the toilet bowl, resulting in an awkward fit. This odd shape makes it uncomfortable to sit on and diminishes the overall aesthetic appeal of the bathroom. It's disappointing that the manufacturers did not consider the importance of a well-designed seat that complements the toilet bowl.Furthermore, the build quality of the seat is notably flimsy. Despite its appearance, the materials used feel cheap and lacking in durability. The seat lacks sturdiness and stability, which can be a significant inconvenience and cause concerns about its long-term durability. It's disheartening to invest in a product that doesn't feel solid or well-constructed.One of the advertised features of this toilet seat is the soft-close mechanism. While it does close slowly and prevent slamming, the lid only opens to a limited angle of 120 degrees. This restricted range of motion can be inconvenient, especially when it comes to cleaning or accessing hard-to-reach areas of the toilet bowl. The limitation of the lid's opening angle feels restrictive and impractical.Considering the price of the toilet seat, I find it to be quite expensive for what it offers. The quality of the materials and the overall design do not justify the higher price tag. It would have been more reasonable to expect better construction, a more comfortable shape, and a wider range of motion for the lid at this price point.In conclusion, this toilet seat with a soft-close feature falls short in various aspects. The peculiar shape, flimsy build quality, limited lid opening angle, and high price make it an unsatisfactory purchase. If you value comfort, durability, and a well-designed toilet seat, I recommend exploring alternative options that offer better construction and functionality.

Extremely sturdy. Comfortable. Easy to clean and assembled quickly and easily. Best toilet seat I’ve ever bought.

Product is what it is for the price, quick and easy to fit and adjust, actually looks better on than the expensive one I replaced. Look if you have high expectations what you’re getting for little over £17 then you’re looking at wrong item. This is cheap, looks more, passed the sit test, easy to fit, yes it’s abit thin but for all it costs if I get a couple of years out of it I be happy. If it only last a few months I be back to edit and add update.Want a cheap and cheerful throne seat on a budget or just tight like me 😂 this will be more than ok.

felt a bit flimsy at first but needed one so its still on the loo. soft close so thats good . would think about getting another one but a bit more robust . but its fine it does its job . lol

My mum recently had her toilet replaced due to her stupid son dropping a hammer on it and smashing the porcelain. the replacement looked like a standard toilet bowl to be fair but she went through 3 different seats and kept getting the same issue. after a few days they would start to wobble and become loose. going to the bathroom at my mums was like a ride on the log flume. after spending around £80 total on failed seats i told her to 'leave it with me', and i would sort it. after some assurance that I wouldnt go near it with a hammer she finally agreed. I then did more research into toilet seats than any one person should do, and finally purchased this one with doubting confidence. Bit of background on me - i have installed up to 9 toilets seats in my life, so i am a bit of an expert. That being said i had never seen fittings like these. you push the black rubber seals into the holes on the toilet bowl then screw into them and the seals contract and snuggly and tightly fill the holes. i was quite impressed with how simple it was to install. my mum was blown away with the fact that in just one button press you can remove the seat for easy cleaning, and the slow closing is a bonus too. needless to say, 6 months down the line and the seat is still firmly in place. you wouldn't think technology of a toilet seat could advance much, but if someone dropped a hammer on mine tomorrow i would purchase one of these.