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Bidets clean the body after toilet use throughout many parts of the world. Australian options include bidet seats, handheld models and standalone units.

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About Bidets products

ArchiPro’s premium collection of modern bidets includes handheld, seat integrated, stand-alone and fully integrated models. The latest technology is showcased in this chosen range featuring additional extras such as warm water, heated seats, remote control jets and self-cleaning functions. Bidet toilet seats are a common choice due to the ease of installation and often come with some of the features found in a bidet toilet. Whatever style you have in mind for your toilet suite, ArchiPro knows a trusted supplier suited to your needs. The range also includes bidet systems with integrated washing functions for Australian bathrooms.

Bidets are commonly used throughout many parts of the world to clean the body after using the toilet. Seat integrated and handheld bidets allow easy installation, and modern additions such as air drying and heated water provide a comfortable experience. ArchiPro has handpicked the finest products from a range of trusted suppliers throughout Australia, so you can browse knowing you’re looking at only the best options.

Stand-alone 

A stand-alone model is installed near the toilet. They can be installed wall faced or wall hung. It looks like a small sink and has its own tap and drain. Stand-alone installations use bidet tapware to control the water supply beside the toilet.

Seat integrated 

These models are integrated into the seat and are used while remaining on the toilet. They can be installed without changing the toilet pan, making them popular with renters in Australia.

Toilet integrated 

Integrated bidets are part of the toilet itself, and can’t be removed. These are often higher quality and come with added features.

Handheld spray 

A handheld option consists of a small shower head that is attached to the water mains next to your toilet. These are generally the cheapest to install.

Advantages

Choosing a high-quality bidet in Australia is a matter of both hygiene and comfort. Higher quality models may have self-cleaning features and sterilise the water before use, ensuring an incredibly hygienic experience. Improvements to comfort include the ability to position the water jet using a remote control, heated water jets and warm air dryers. Lastly, higher quality materials mean a long-lasting product that’s more resistant to wear and damage.

How to choose a bidet that’s right for you

Choosing the right option for you depends on your budget, level of mobility and housing situation. Installing a fully integrated or stand-alone model might not be an option if you’re renting in Australia, whereas handheld and seat versions can be installed and removed without issue. A portable bidet can also suit temporary accommodation where a fixed installation is not practical. For a honey bidet, check whether the model is seat integrated or part of the toilet, and confirm its functions and installation requirements.

Integrated bidets give those who have difficulty reaching behind them a method to clean themselves with dignity. If you or someone in your family has mobility issues, consider installing a remote-operated model.

Are bidets more hygienic?

When used correctly, they are much more hygienic. Bacteria and dirt are washed away more thoroughly with water and toilet paper than with toilet paper alone.

Do I need a plumber to install a bidet?

Handheld and seat bidets connect to the water pipe that fills the cistern, so you only need to screw and unscrew a few attachments. Stand-alone and toilet bidets require a plumber for installation in Australia.

How much does it cost to install a bidet?

Depending on the type, they can cost anywhere from $200 - $1,000+ to install in Australia. The most expensive are stand-alone models as they require their own water source and drainage pipe to be installed. The cheapest options are handheld and seat installed options, as you can often install these yourself.