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Frequently Asked Questions
What does it need from the room?
Floor space, and services in the slab.
Beside the WC, with clearance to sit.
Supply and waste rise through the floor.
At a position fixed before finishing.
Both are permanent commitments.
Why are bidets so often removed?
Because of the footprint they occupy.
A large plan area beside the WC.
For the amount of use it actually gets.
In a bathroom not designed for one.
The space is usually wanted elsewhere.
Can one be moved later?
Only by opening the floor.
The services rise at a fixed point.
So relocating is a floor job.
And upstairs, a ceiling job below.
Site it deliberately the first time.
Why choose this over a wall-hung bidet?
It needs nothing from the wall.
No frame, no carrier, no structure behind.
The floor carries the whole load.
In almost any construction.
Which makes it possible where hanging is not.
Where is that decisive?
Solid masonry that cannot be chased.
A partition that cannot be built out.
A listed or protected interior.
Or a room where a prewall is unwanted.
All common, and all rule out hanging.
Does it need to match the WC?
Visually, yes - they are read as a pair.
Matching projection and spacing.
Both are fixed by their floor positions.
Not adjustable at a frame afterwards.
So set both out together.
What supply does it need?
Hot and cold, plus a trapped waste.
It is a basin's plumbing, not a WC's.
A mixer, on the fixture or the wall.
And a small-bore waste, not 100mm.
Provide for it at first fix.