A travelers seat comprising a unitary portable toilet seat having an upper surface for supporting a user and an underside for engaging a toilet bowl and adhesive for securing at least one of a plurality of individually removable seat covers secured to the underside of the toilet seat. In alternative embodiments, the inventive seat further includes a plurality of individually removable toilet seat or toilet bowl covers secured to the underside of the travelers seat via an adhesive. The inventive seat may be foldable and/or filled with a gel. In another embodiment, the inventive seat further includes an adhesive under the tissue to secure the tissue to a toilet seat or toilet bowl whereby, upon removal, it stays on the toilet seat or bowl. In yet another embodiment, the portable seat is equipped with a rigid removable wall to allow for the use of the seat as a stadium seat.

The present application provides a connector for connecting a seat bowl and a base, and portable toilet; wherein, the connector includes: a first part, facing to and being connected with the seat bowl in a connected state; a second part, facing to and being connected with the base in the connected state; a sewage hole, formed in a middle part of the connector and penetrating through the first part and the second part; and an embedding part, protrudingly formed on the first part and capable of being matched with an embedding groove at a bottom of the seat bow.

A portable toilet seat for mounting to an external structure has a seat a primary support webbing, a secondary support webbing, and a waste aperture. The seat forms a rigid platform that is divided into a pair of seat members. Additionally, the pair of seat members are operatively coupled to enable a transition between a stowed, or folded, configuration and a deployed, or flat, configuration. The primary support webbing may be connected between the sides of the seat and the external structure. While the secondary support webbing may be connected between the rear of the seat and the external structure.

An apparatus for transferring to a commode or other seat is provided. Through the use of a transfer board that is both easily moveable between a storage position and in use position and readily stabilized, a user may independently, or with the assistance of a caregiver, be able to access a commode or other seat from a bed or wheelchair that is powered or manual and that is with or without an elevating seat or other position.

Implementations of a toilet seat system can include a raised toilet seat having a set of cavities formed therein, cavities in the set of cavities being configured to receive inserts, and a handrail including a rail and an insert that is releasably secured within a cavity of the set of cavities.

Implementations of a toilet seat system can include a raised toilet seat having a set of cavities formed therein, cavities in the set of cavities being configured to receive inserts, and a handrail including a rail and an insert that is releasably secured within a cavity of the set of cavities.