Toilet bidet sprayer with coiled hose and wall holder

The centrepiece of the kit is its 12 cm angle valve: one inlet, two outlets, and two handles marked with a blue tip. It screws onto the toilet supply, in place of the isolation valve.

One outlet feeds the cistern through its usual hose, the other the handset. Each handle works on its own outlet: you close the handset and the flush stays in service.

Its threads are marked G1/2; a 3/8″ (12x17) supply connects with a reducing sleeve. It matches the finish of the handset.

The handset holder is mounted on a rectangular plate of 12 × 8 cm, fixed to the wall next to the valve. The handset is stored on it vertically.

In 201 stainless steel with a brushed finish, it is 11 cm tall. The trigger is pressed with a full hand to direct the spray towards the bowl, as in the lifestyle photo.

The coiled hose, grey on the stainless version and black on the black version, stretches to the bowl and then retracts by itself between uses. The dimensions of each part are shown in the photos.

Connected to the toilet supply, the handset delivers cold water, with no electricity or batteries.

The valve works with a cartridge. Remember to turn the handset’s blue handle at the end of use: the coil relaxes and nothing seeps out any more.

To keep the brushed finish neat, a soft cloth and soapy water are enough; against limescale, white vinegar. Avoid abrasive sponges, which scratch the finish. This kit suits an apartment as well as a house toilet. One photo even shows it next to a washlet seat, without getting in the way of its use.