Toilet Bidet Attachment

A slim unit that fits between your toilet bowl and its existing seat, adding a water wash without replacing anything. It connects to the toilet's own water line through the included T-adapter.

No. It works purely on your water pressure, so there is no wiring, no socket, and nothing to go wrong electrically.

Cold only on this model. It connects to the cold line that feeds your cistern. Warm water needs either a dual-supply attachment plumbed to a sink feed or an electric bidet seat, which we also sell.

4.8 mm, which is about 60% thinner than the traditional 12 mm attachments. The practical difference is that your seat still sits flat instead of tilting forward.

Rotate right for the rear wash: water starts at about 15 to 20 degrees and reaches full pressure at 90. Rotate left to run the self-cleaning mode, which rinses the nozzle itself.

Yes. The left rotation of the dial washes water over the nozzle, and the nozzle sits behind the concave guard between uses.

Yes, continuously. The further you turn the dial, the stronger the spray, so you can start gentle and find what suits you.

It fits standard two-piece toilets, which covers most Irish bathrooms. On a one-piece or unusually curved bowl, check the mounting area measurements first.

Yes. At 4.8 mm it is slim enough that soft-close hinges keep working normally.

About 15 minutes. You loosen the seat bolts, slide the attachment into place, rebolt, and connect the brass T-adapter into the existing supply line. All parts are in the box.

No. The connections are hand-tight against washers, and the only tools most people use are a screwdriver and a wrench.

The T-adapter is brass and the hose is braided steel. Those are the two parts under constant water pressure, so metal there is worth having over plastic.

Fitted correctly, no. If you ever see a drip at the T-adapter it is almost always a washer seated crooked, and reseating it fixes it.

No. It sits flat under the seat and the mounting takes the load. The slim profile means the seat is barely raised.

Yes, it is close to the ideal renter upgrade: no drilling, no permanent changes, and it unbolts in minutes when you move.

Yes. Remove the unit, unscrew the T-adapter, and refit both on the other toilet. The job is the same 15 minutes as the first install.

Washing with water is cleaner and gentler than wiping alone, and the self-cleaning nozzle keeps the sprayer itself rinsed. Each user sets the pressure to their own comfort.

Many customers buy it for recovery periods, because a water wash means less twisting, reaching and friction. It is a washing fitting, not a medical device; for wound care advice, ask your GP or pharmacist.

A gentle water wash avoids the rubbing that makes irritation worse, which is why sensitive users tend to prefer bidets. It is comfort and cleanliness, not a treatment.

Yes. The dial is one simple control, there is nothing electric to manage, and the wash does the reaching. It supports independence in the bathroom.

Yes, with the dial set low and an adult showing them the first time. There is nothing sharp, hot or electric involved.

Substantially. Most households keep a small amount for patting dry, but the bulk of paper use stops, which also spares older plumbing from paper blockages.

Barely. A wash uses well under a litre, which is small next to what a single toilet flush uses.

Yes, though the spray is gentler. The dial can only reduce the flow your supply provides, not add to it.

Yes, as long as the supply holds reasonable pressure. It simply sprays what the line feeds it.

Of course. Most people use a little for drying. The point of the attachment is that paper stops being the whole job.

The lid version replaces your whole seat and lid with a bidet built in, with a slow-close seat included. This attachment keeps your existing seat and costs less. The wash itself works on the same principle.

Run the self-clean mode regularly and wipe the body with a mild bathroom cleaner. Avoid abrasives on the ABS surface.

Free across Ireland on orders over €60; otherwise delivery is €25. Orders ship after a 24 to 48 hour handling time and arrive in 5 to 7 days, with a tracking number emailed when they leave.

Yes. As a standard stock item it carries the 14 day right to cancel under the European Union (Consumer Information, Cancellation and Other Rights) Regulations 2013, on top of your statutory rights if anything is faulty.