Toilet Seat Screws

A wobbly toilet seat is almost always a screws problem, not a reason to buy a new one. Toilet seat screws hold the hinge to the bowl, and once they work loose or corrode, the whole seat starts to rock no matter how good it originally was. There are two main types. Top fix screws thread down through the hinge from above and expand into a rubber sleeve inside the bowl. Bottom fix uses a bolt through the hole with a wing nut tightened from underneath, which needs access under the rim. Check which your toilet uses before ordering, since the two kits aren't interchangeable. It doesn't matter whether you're running a round toilet seat, a soft close toilet seat, a wood or wooden toilet seat, or a black toilet seat. The fixing is what holds it together, and a proper set of toilet seat bolts is usually a five minute fix rather than a full replacement.