Thermostatic toilet bidet sprayer

What sets this sprayer apart is its square body with two push buttons. No dial or lever: you press a button, a bit like on a flush plate. Each button carries a small pictogram, so you don't have to hunt for the right one when you use it.

The sprayer holder is formed on top of the body. The sprayer stands upright against the wall, the hose hangs in loops just below: it all fits in a few centimetres of tiling, beside the cistern.

A round rosette of the same shade hides where the connection passes into the wall.

The white version is entirely white, coiled hose included: it blends into light toilets, against white tiles or beside a wall-hung pan. The grey version takes on anthracite grey right down to the hose and the rosette.

In the photos of the grey model, the tap is mounted on a grey stone wall, near a white cistern: the contrast stays discreet and elegant. The body is stated as brass, the usual metal for taps, at home in the damp of a toilet.

For upkeep, a soft cloth is enough; an abrasive sponge would mark the white as well as the grey.

The body screws onto a water supply coming out of the wall, then the rosette covers the connection. Its connection is stated as 1/2″ (15x21). On a toilet supply, often 3/8″ (12x17), a reducing bush makes the link.

The product name says thermostatic. A thermostatic unit works with hot and cold water: to get lukewarm water, you need both supplies. Connected only to the cistern supply, a sprayer gives cold mains water.

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