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How to Install a Bidet

By Megan

15th May 2014

3 mins read

DIY & Technical

If you’re comfortable with intermediate DIY tasks, you could save time and money by installing your own bidet. In this expert guide, we’ll show you exactly how to do it with step-by-step instructions.

Modern and bidet and toilet in grey bathroom

Whilst they may not be a common sight in British bathrooms, bidets are increasing in popularity.

 

Tools you’ll need:

  • Electric drill
  • Hammer
  • Pencil
  • Safety equipment
  • Spirit level
  • Standard screwdrivers

Check you have the following:

Usually supplied with the bidet:

  • Floor brackets

Not usually supplied with the bidet:

 

Time to complete:

  • 1–2 hours

 

Here is how to install a bidet

  1. Place the bidet in position and check it’s level using a spirit level.
  2. Mark the outline of the bidet onto the wall using a pencil.
  3. Mark and drill the holes into the floor for the floor brackets. Remember to use the correct safety equipment when using tools, as well as the correct drill and bit for the surface type.
  4. Fit the pop up waste and rod as per the instructions supplied.
  5. Fit the tap. This is exactly the same process as fitting a basin mixer tap.
  6. Fit the trap to the underside of the waste.
  7. Place the bidet against the wall and attach the tap connectors and waste pipe.
  8. Secure the bidet to the floor brackets.
  9. Seal all joins with silicone.

Congratulations, you’ve successfully fitted your bidet.

 

Step by step images

To help you visualise each step of the installation process, we’ve provided step by step images below, showing you how to install a bidet.

Placing the bidet in position and checking it’s level.

Installing a bidet: Step 1

Marking the outline of the bidet.

Installing a bidet: Step 2

Drilling holes into the floor for brackets.

Installing a bidet: Step 3

Fitting the pop up waste and rod.

Installing a bidet: Step 4

Fitting the bidet tap.

Installing a bidet: Step 5

Fitting the trap to the underside of the waste.

Installing a bidet: Step 6

Attaching the tap connectors and waste pipe.

Installing a bidet: Step 7

Securing bidet to floor with brackets.

Installing a bidet: Step 8

Sealing all joints with silicone.

Installing a bidet: Step 9

Whether you’re searching for a floor standing or wall hung model, at Victorian Plumbing you’ll discover a fabulous range of bidets, as well as specialist bidet taps.

Megan

Megan

Megan is an expert bathroom blogger, she enjoys writing helpful DIY articles and bathroom inspo blogs. As well as specialist bathroom advice, Megan also shares expert how-to blogs with step by step guides.

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