Wall-mounted bidet sprayer tap

You usually fit a tap on one side and a sprayer holder on the other. Here, a cylindrical body of about 14 cm brings them together: the lever, ending in a blue tip, at one end; the half-moon sprayer holder at the other.

The water supply enters from the back, in the centre, behind a round rosette. Under the body, two G1/2 threaded outlets distribute the water.

The supplier states stainless steel, offered in shiny chrome or matt black. The sprayer rests in the half-moon holder and lifts out in one movement.

In the lifestyle photos, one outlet feeds the sprayer's coiled hose, the other a braided hose that runs to the toilet. One image shows it beside an electronic bidet seat: a way to supply a washlet toilet while keeping a handheld sprayer.

The lever controls the opening; close it after use to relieve the hose and prevent any drip at the nozzle.

The water delivered is that of your wall supply: cold if it is the toilet one. The coiled hose, grey with the chrome and black with the black, returns to its place on its own.

The body fixes onto a water supply coming out of the wall, at hand height when seated. The stated connection is 1/2″ (15x21); if your supply is 3/8″ (12x17), a reducing bush makes the adaptation. Nothing to build in.

With a supply already in place, a DIYer can manage with a spanner and PTFE tape; otherwise, a plumber creates the wall outlet.

Chrome is polished with a dry cloth; matt black prefers a slightly damp microfibre cloth, without abrasive detergent. For the second outlet, keep your appliance's hose.