Stainless steel toilet bidet sprayer with wall tap and full fixing kit

A toilet bidet sprayer needs a water outlet. This kit supplies the part that creates one: a T-connector about 7 cm long, fitted onto the cistern inlet. One outlet goes to the flush, the other to the sprayer hose.

Its small lever opens or shuts off the sprayer.

It is the way to fit out an existing toilet, without creating a new inlet in the wall or touching the tiles. The chrome body of the T, visible in the close-up, stays compact under the cistern: it doesn't stick out past the corner of the toilet.

The sprayer holder is a metal hook: in the photos, it sits on the edge of the cistern, and the sprayer is stored right beside the toilet bowl.

If you prefer a wall fixing, four screws and four wall plugs are supplied.

The sprayer itself measures 12.2 cm. Its trigger, shown in close-up in the photos, is pressed with the fingertips; released, it cuts the spray. The supplied metal hose links it to the T. The hook folds into a U over the cistern wall: it can be moved in an instant if you change your mind.

The box contains the pink PTFE tape visible in the photo and four black washers: everything you need to make each connection watertight from the first time you turn the water on.

Before ordering, check the thread of your toilet supply, most often 3/8″ (12x17) in France; a reducer bush bridges the gap to a fitting of a different size.

Connected this way, the sprayer delivers cold mains water. Turn the T lever to the closed position after each use: that's what stops the head dripping. Turn the water off before you start.