Bidet Toilet Seats

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A bidet seat on the toilet you already have A bidet toilet seat replaces the seat on your existing toilet and adds washing, and on some models drying, without replacing the pan. This collection has six: the Caroma electronic bidet seat, three Lafeme electric seats (the Thea standard, the Thea luxury and the Catania), and two Lafeme non electric seats (the Una and the Vera). If you would rather replace the whole toilet, see smart toilets and bidets . Types of bidet product Bidets come in several types. A standalone bidet is a separate ceramic basin beside the toilet with its own water connections and drain. An electronic bidet seat replaces the toilet seat, usually with a retractable nozzle, and can include heated water, a heated seat and warm air drying. A bidet attachment sits between a compatible bowl and seat, and a basic non-electric one uses water pressure and a manual control. A bidet toilet combines the wash with the pan, and a handheld bidet spray is a trigger sprayer on a hose. This page covers seats: the Caroma and Lafeme electric seats and the Una and Vera non-electric seats. Electric or non electric The Una and the Vera are non electric and wash with cold water only. They work off water pressure, so they need no power point. The Una measures 500 by 370 by 60mm and the Vera 480 by 370 by 62mm. Both have a self cleaning spray, posterior and feminine wash and a soft closing seat, and they work at a water pressure of 0.07 to 0.8 megapascals. Lafeme rates all its bidet seats to 170kg. The box holds the seat and an instruction kit. The electric seats add a heated seat and warm water, and every electric model needs a power outlet near the toilet. The Thea standard, Thea luxury and Catania have a heated seat with temperature adjustment, rear, feminine and massage wash settings, adjustable water temperature, warm air drying and an antibacterial seat and nozzle that rinse themselves after each use. The Thea luxury also has a cover that opens automatically as you a