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Is it safe to stand on top of a ceramic toilet tank?
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this post was submitted on 18 Feb 2026
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If you have to stand on a toilet, your best bet is across the bowl; they're sturdy and hold bodyweight regularly. But just like the previous statement, there's a gasket and bolts to the floor plumbing and they are NOT designed for ANY off-axis loading. Definitely best to figure out an alternative solution if possible.