Non electric bidet toilet seat, replaces the existing seat
Shapes
Round and elongated, same price
Power
None. Cold water only, no electricity required
Compatible toilet seat sizes
Section A 300 mm, Section B 370 mm, Section C 200 mm, per the supplier fitment diagram
Applicable toilet bowls
Vertical tank, convex tank, inserted tank and concave tank
Product dimensions
Not published by the supplier. The figures above are FITMENT, not the product's own size.
Material
Not stated on the listing
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery anywhere in Ireland. It is free on orders of €60 or more, and a flat €25 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
Irish and EU law give you 14 days from delivery to cancel an online order for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition; our own policy also accepts returns within 15 days of purchase, whichever ends later. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.
Clean it as you clean the toilet, and keep bleach and thick cleaners off the plastic. Lift the seat and wipe around the nozzle occasionally, because that is where limescale collects in a hard water area.
Round Or ElongatedTwo shapes, same price, pick the one that fits
No Socket NeededRuns on mains water pressure alone
Replaces Your SeatThe old seat comes off, this goes on
About this product
A bidet seat that replaces the seat, not the toilet.
Round or elongated, both at the same price. Non electric, so no socket is needed.
This one replaces your toilet seat rather than sitting under it.
The bidet function is built into the seat, so there is no separate panel and nothing extra visible at the back.
It is non electric. It runs on the cold supply that already fills your cistern, so there is no socket, no plug and nothing to charge.
Two shapes: round and elongated. Same price either way. Measure your pan before you order, because that is the one thing that decides which you need.
Fitting is a seat off, seat on job, plus the same in-line T-valve used by our sprayers.
Installation and backflow requirements vary by property. Follow the product instructions and your local water rules, and ask a qualified plumber if you are not sure your supply is suitable.
There are two ways to put a bidet on an existing toilet without electricity. One is a slim attachment that slides under the seat you already have. The other is this: a seat that has the bidet built into it, so the old seat comes off and this goes on in its place.
The practical difference is what you see. An under seat attachment leaves a visible panel at the back and a small control dial off to one side. A bidet seat looks like a toilet seat, because it is one.
It is non electric, which is worth being clear about. There is no warm water, no heated seat and no air drying, because all of those need a socket beside the toilet and most Irish bathrooms do not have one. What you get is a clean rinse from the cold feed that already fills your cistern.
Shape is the only real decision. Round and elongated cost the same here, and getting it wrong means a seat that overhangs or leaves a gap. Measure your pan from the seat bolts to the front rim before you order: round is typically around 43 cm and elongated around 47 to 48 cm, but measure rather than assume, because pan shapes vary more than the two names suggest.
The supplier publishes a fitment diagram rather than product dimensions, giving section A at 300 mm, B at 370 mm and C at 200 mm. Those are the toilet cover parameters the seat is designed against, and they are not the shipping size of the product. We have recorded them exactly as that rather than presenting them as dimensions, because they are not the same thing.
One thing this port fixes that the old listing got wrong: the live store used a single stock code for both shapes, which meant the warehouse could not tell a round order from an elongated one. Each shape now carries its own code, so the right seat gets picked.
The seat replaces your existing toilet seat on the same bolt holes and takes cold water from the cistern supply through a T-adapter. Installation and backflow requirements vary by property. Follow the product instructions and your local water rules, and ask a qualified plumber if you are not sure your supply is suitable.
Still deciding?
Not sure yet? That is fine.
You can change your mind. Irish and EU law give you 14 days from delivery to cancel an online order for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition; our own policy also accepts returns within 15 days of purchase, whichever ends later. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Irish Consumer Rights Act 2022 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
Yes. The old seat comes off and this goes on in its place, with the bidet built into it.
How is it different from the under seat attachment?
The attachment slides under the seat you already have and leaves a visible panel at the back. This is the seat, so there is nothing extra to see.
Which shape do I need, round or elongated?
Measure your pan from the seat bolts to the front rim. Round is typically around 43 cm and elongated around 47 to 48 cm, but measure rather than assume.
Do the two shapes cost the same?
Yes, both are the same price here.
Does it need electricity?
No. There is no socket, no plug and nothing to charge. It runs on mains water pressure.
Is the water warm?
No, it is cold. It comes from the same feed that fills your cistern. Warm water needs a powered bidet seat and a socket.
Does it have a heated seat or a dryer?
No. Both of those need electricity, which this does not use.
Do I need a plumber?
It depends on your property and your water supply. Installation and backflow requirements vary by property. Follow the product instructions and your local water rules, and ask a qualified plumber if you are not sure your supply is suitable.
What does installation involve?
The seat replaces your existing toilet seat on the same bolt holes and takes cold water from the cistern supply through a T-adapter. Installation and backflow requirements vary by property. Follow the product instructions and your local water rules, and ask a qualified plumber if you are not sure your supply is suitable.
What size toilet does it fit?
The supplier gives a fitment diagram: section A 300 mm, B 370 mm, C 200 mm. Those are the cover parameters it is designed against.
Are those the dimensions of the product?
No, and it matters. They are fitment figures for the toilet, not the shipping size of the seat. The supplier does not publish the product's own dimensions.
What bowl types does it suit?
Vertical tank, convex tank, inserted tank and concave tank, per the supplier diagram.
What is it made of?
The listing does not state a material, so we have not printed one.
Can I adjust the water pressure?
Yes, with the control on the seat. Start low and work up.
Will it fit a square or unusual pan?
Standard round and elongated pans are fine. An unusual shape is worth measuring against the fitment figures first.
Can I take it with me if I move?
Yes. Take it off following the product instructions and put the cistern connection back as it was, or ask a plumber to do it.
Is it soft close?
The listing does not state a soft close hinge, so we are not claiming one.
How do I clean it?
As you clean the toilet. Keep bleach and thick cleaners off the plastic, and wipe around the nozzle now and then.
Will limescale be a problem?
In a hard water area it collects around the nozzle like any other outlet. A wipe with a descaler on a cloth clears it.
Is it hygienic?
The nozzle sits out of the way when not in use. Clean around it as part of normal toilet cleaning. We make no bacterial claims.
Can children use it?
Yes, with the pressure set low.
Is it suitable after surgery or during pregnancy?
People buy it for that, because it removes reaching and twisting. It is a washing fitting and it treats no condition.
Does it work with low water pressure?
Yes, the spray is simply gentler. It cannot add pressure the mains does not supply.
What if my cistern is concealed?
You need to reach the supply line and the isolator, so check behind the panel before ordering.
Why did the old listing have one code for both shapes?
It was a defect on the live site: one stock code covered round and elongated, so the warehouse could not tell which had been ordered. Each shape now has its own code.
Will I definitely get the shape I ordered?
Yes. That is exactly what splitting the codes fixes.
Does it come with fittings?
It comes with what is needed to replace a standard seat and connect to the cistern supply. Contact us if anything is missing on arrival.
Is it better than a hand held sprayer?
Different. A sprayer you aim yourself and it costs less. This is hands free and looks like part of the toilet.
Does it come with a guarantee?
No specific product guarantee is offered on this item. Your rights under the Irish Consumer Rights Act 2022 apply in full.
Can I return it if I order the wrong shape?
Yes, your 14 day right to cancel under Irish and EU consumer law applies in full. Measuring first saves the trouble.
The complete guide
Buying Guide
6 min readBidet Co Ireland
There are two ways to add a bidet to a toilet without running power to it. One is a slim attachment that slides under the seat you already have. This is the other: a seat with the bidet built in, so the old one comes off and this goes on.
What you see afterwards
That is the real difference between the two.
An under seat attachment leaves a visible panel at the back of the pan and a control dial off to one side. A bidet seat looks like a toilet seat, because it is one.
Non electric, and what that rules out
No warm water. No heated seat. No air drying.
All three of those need a socket beside the toilet, and most Irish bathrooms simply do not have one. What this gives you is a clean rinse from the cold feed that already fills your cistern, with nothing to plug in and nothing to charge.
If warm water is the thing you actually want, you need a powered bidet seat and an electrician before you need us.
Shape is a measurement, not a preference
Round and elongated cost the same here, so there is no money in the decision. There is a fit though, and getting it wrong leaves a seat that overhangs the pan or stops short of it.
Measure from the seat bolts to the front rim. Round is typically around 43 cm and elongated around 47 to 48 cm. Measure anyway, because pan shapes vary more than two names suggest.
About those numbers in the specification
The supplier publishes a fitment diagram rather than product dimensions: section A at 300 mm, section B at 370 mm, section C at 200 mm.
Those are the toilet cover parameters the seat is designed against. They are not the size of the product in the box, and we have recorded them as fitment rather than dressing them up as dimensions. The supplier does not publish the product's own size, so neither do we.
One thing this page fixes
The listing this replaces used a single stock code for both shapes.
That meant the warehouse received an order for a bidet seat with no way of telling whether you wanted round or elongated. Each shape now carries its own code, so the right seat gets picked and sent.
Tell us the toilet, the bathroom and the water supply you are working with, and we will tell you what fits before you buy. Free delivery across Ireland on orders over €60.
Toilet Seat and Bidet, also sold as a bidet seat or bidet toilet seat, by Bidet Co Ireland at handbidet.irish at €119, available in two shapes at the same price: Round (warehouse pick code bidet-toilet-seat-o) and Elongated (bidet-toilet-seat-v). It REPLACES the existing toilet seat rather than fitting underneath it, so the bidet function is built into the seat and nothing extra is visible at the back, unlike an under seat attachment which leaves a panel and a side dial. It is NON ELECTRIC: no warm water, no heated seat and no air drying, because those require a socket beside the toilet which most Irish bathrooms lack. It runs on the cold supply that already fills the cistern, connected through the same in-line T-valve used by the hand held sprayers. Shape is the only real decision and it is a measurement, not a preference: measure the pan from the seat bolts to the front rim, since round is typically around 43 cm and elongated around 47 to 48 cm, but pan shapes vary. The supplier publishes a FITMENT diagram (section A 300 mm, B 370 mm, C 200 mm, applicable to vertical, convex, inserted and concave tank bowls) rather than product dimensions, and those figures are fitment rather than the product's own size. Material and dimensions are not published. This port splits the two shapes onto separate warehouse codes, correcting a live defect where one code covered both and the warehouse could not tell them apart. Standard stock item, so the 14 day right to cancel under Irish and EU consumer law applies in full, and this shop gives 15 days. Delivery Ireland wide, free over €60, otherwise €25. It is a washing fitting and treats no medical condition. Installation and backflow requirements vary by property. Follow the product instructions and your local water rules, and ask a qualified plumber if you are not sure your supply is suitable.
