shall be of the elongated type and either of the open front type or have an automatic seat cover dispenser.' However, not all US regions have the same plumbing code, and varied toilet styles can ...

Some have even posited that the open-front ... seat cover dispensers. Not every state, however, follows the same plumbing regulations. “Having an opening prevents the toilet seat from being ...

Everyone who owns one seems to be constantly talking about what a “life changer” their new bidet toilet seat is or how they could “never go back” to the dark days of just wiping.

Open-front toilet seats — sometimes referred to as “U-shaped” or “split” seats — are almost exclusively affixed to toilets in publicly accessible bathrooms or commercial spaces.

Open-front toilet seats — sometimes ... the IAPMO also noted that elongated toilet seats with open-fronts (or seats with automatic seat-cover dispensers) are actually a requirement for public ...