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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a bidet frame its own product?
It combines two different demands.
A WC's load case, because it is sat on.
With a basin's services and depth.
Tap tails and a small trapped waste.
Not a cistern and a 100mm outlet.
Why does it need a high load rating?
It is straddled and sat on.
Body weight on a cantilevered fixture.
Applied off-centre, lowered onto and pushed from.
The same pattern as a WC.
So the same kind of margin.
What has to fit in the depth?
Everything a basin frame conceals.
Hot and cold supply and the mixer connection.
Plus a small-bore trapped waste.
In a shallow prewall depth.
While built to a heavier rating.
Why check the fixture first?
Because bidets vary more than WCs.
In fixing centres and projection.
In where the mixer sits.
And in waste position.
A frame set for one may not take another.
How closely must it match the WC?
Closely, because they sit side by side.
Same projection from the wall.
Same height, and even spacing.
A mismatch is immediately visible.
And cannot be adjusted afterwards.
When is that alignment set?
When the two frames are fixed.
Not when the fixtures are hung.
Set both out from a common datum.
Heights and projections together.
Before either is boarded in.
Is a wall-mounted mixer different?
It changes what the frame must carry.
The mixer body sits in the prewall.
With its own fixing and access.
Rather than on the fixture.
Decide which before ordering the frame.