I have a flushometer (commercial-style) toilet in my home and I want to replace it with one that has a built-in bidet. Is that something that's even on the market? I can't find any.
Posted Aug 26, 2022, 7:03 PM UTC
Is it close enough to sink to tap it off of the sink's supply line?
If not then try asking this question on r/plumbing
I can modify the plumbing so I'm able to add a new supply line if necessary. But since I'm replacing the toilet anyway (someone put an uncomfortable 9" setback toilet into a 12" setback bathroom for no apparent reason) I want to find one that has the bidet built in.
It sounds like you don't have any limitations on what you can install if you are able to change the plumbing as needed. Other than an integrated bidet (a bidet seat that is built into a toilet), do you have any other features your looking for?
Integrated bidets are a higher end product, and already are feature packed and will likely have any features you are looking for.
If you are looking for something in the lower price range we would recommend the SLi 2000.
For a higher end integrated bidet seat we would recommend a TOTO Neorest, there are a few depending on what you like, this includes wall-hung integrated bidet toilets.
If you have any questions reach out to our customer service team by text, phone, email, or live chat!
The US market is quite small and aside from a few sales and service outlets, exists on the scraps of countries with wide adoption. If something exists, it would be in those markets waiting to be found.