Stainless steel toilet bidet sprayer

This kit separates the two functions. The small round isolation valve goes on the water supply, with its rosette; the sprayer holder screws on further along the wall, at the height that suits you.

In the lifestyle photo, the holder is placed above the tap, and the sprayer hangs within reach from the seat.

This freedom helps in toilets where the water supply is low, behind the pan: the tap stays low, and the sprayer comes up to where you can grab it without bending.

The sprayer has the classic pistol shape: a round body, a head angled forward, a wide trigger running along the handle.

The photos show it in action above the pan. The jet is controlled by your finger: the harder you press, the stronger it gets.

It is used for intimate hygiene, but also to rinse the pan or a bucket without reaching for a sponge. Its stainless steel withstands the permanent damp of a toilet. The gold version gives a warm accent, black stands out against a light wall, chrome blends in anywhere.

The stated connection is 1/2″ (15x21). A 3/8″ (12x17) toilet supply, the most common size in France, needs a reducing bush.

In the box, according to the kit photos: the sprayer, the isolation valve, the hose, the rosette, the holder, and its wall plugs with their screws.

Connected to the toilet supply, the sprayer gives cold water. Closing the small round tap once the sprayer is hung back prevents any dripping. The fitting order is simple: turn off the water, screw the tap onto the supply, fix the holder to the wall, then connect the hose to both.