Bidets

Bidet suite or bidet seat?

There are two ways to add a bidet to a bathroom. A bidet toilet suite is a complete toilet with the bidet built in, so it suits a new bathroom or a full renovation. A bidet seat replaces the seat on a compatible pan, which makes it the simpler choice when your toilet is staying.

Everything in this collection comes from Caroma's Urbane II range, with its crisp, squared-off lines. The Urbane II Electronic Bidet Seat is designed for Urbane II pans, so check compatibility on the product page before you order it for an existing toilet.

Three ways to install a bidet suite

• Wall faced close coupled, back entry: the cistern sits on the pan and the water supply comes out of the wall behind it.
• Wall faced close coupled, bottom inlet: the same look, with the water connecting underneath the cistern instead.
• Invisi Series II wall faced: the cistern is hidden inside the wall and you flush with a wall-mounted flush button. It gives the cleanest look and leaves more room in a tight bathroom.

Wall faced pans sit flush against the wall, so there are no exposed pipes or awkward gaps to clean behind. Every suite uses Caroma's Cleanflush rimless bowl.

What to plan before you buy

An electronic bidet runs on mains power. Ask your electrician for a suitable outlet within reach of the toilet, and have it put in before the walls are tiled. Your plumber will connect the water supply to the bidet at the same time as the toilet.

If you choose an in-wall cistern, the frame goes in before the wall is sheeted. That means picking your suite early in the job, not after the tiles are up.

Finish the room

Match your bidet with Caroma tapware and basins, and add a toilet roll holder in the same finish as your taps. To compare standard suites without a bidet, see toilet suites or browse every toilet we stock. Planning a full renovation? Book a free design consultation and we will help you plan the layout, tiles and fittings together.