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Frequently Asked Questions
What does hanging it actually gain?
A floor that cleans in one pass.
The WC and bidet corner is the worst.
Busiest, wettest, most awkward.
Two hung fixtures leave it clear.
Two floor-standing ones leave eight bolts.
What carries it?
A bidet support frame, specifically.
Not a WC frame with different holes.
It takes a WC's load, being sat on.
With a basin's services and depth.
They are in the carriers group here.
Why does it need a WC's load rating?
Because it is straddled and sat on.
Body weight on a cantilevered fixture.
Lowered onto and pushed up from.
The same pattern as a WC.
Even though the fixture is lighter.
How closely must it match the WC?
Closely - they are seen as a pair.
Projection, height and the gap between.
All three have to agree.
A mismatch is immediately visible.
And cannot be corrected at the ceramic.
When is that alignment fixed?
When the two frames are fixed.
Not when the fixtures are hung.
Set both out from one datum.
Heights and projections together.
Before either is boarded in.
Which is chosen first, frame or fixture?
The fixture, which surprises people.
Bidets vary in fixing centres.
In projection and waste position.
Far more than WCs do.
So the frame follows the bidet.
Is a bidet seat an alternative?
Often a better one, in a small room.
It removes the second fixture entirely.
And the floor space it occupies.
At the cost of water and power at the WC.
Worth weighing before committing.