Yep, you can use the EZ-ACCESS TILT Toilet Incline Lift with a one-piece toilet. According to the manufacturer's product description, it's designed to work with most standard toilet setups, including one-piece models. This makes it pretty flexible for different bathroom types.

The lift runs on a rechargeable battery pack that you can mount on the wall, so you don't need to worry about plugging it in all the time. The battery keeps it running smoothly and recharging it is easy.

As for performance, it takes about 15 to 20 seconds to complete a cycle, which is pretty convenient for anyone needing a bit of help in the bathroom.

So, if your toilet is a one-piece, the EZ-ACCESS TILT should fit right in.

Hey! So, the EZ-ACCESS TILT Toilet Incline Lift is mostly designed for those standard two-piece toilets, you know, where the tank is separate from the bowl.

If that's what you've got, it should fit and work just fine. But if you've got a one-piece toilet, where the tank and bowl are combined, you might run into some compatibility issues. Our research has pointed out some users have had trouble with that setup, so definitely double-check your toilet type before buying.

On the comfort front, a lot of people have said it's pretty comfy to use. They like how it makes sitting down and getting up easier, which is a big plus if you have mobility challenges.

The lift moves smoothly, so it takes some of the strain off your knees and back. Folks also mentioned that the seat feels sturdy and supportive, adding to the overall comfort.

But, of course, comfort is kinda subjective, so it might vary for you.

The EZ-ACCESS TILT Toilet Incline Lift has a rechargeable 24V DC battery. From what we've found, how long the battery lasts really depends on how often you use it.

Generally, you can expect it to run for several weeks on a single charge. The manufacturer mentions it should handle around 20 cycles (up and down movements) per charge, which could last longer if you don’t use it that much.

There's also a handy indicator to let you know when the battery's running low, so you're not left guessing. For the best performance, it's a good idea to recharge it regularly.

And if you think you'll be using it a lot, keeping a spare battery charged can save you any hassle.

Definitely check out the manufacturer’s advice for maintenance and charging tips.