Combined Bidet Toilets UK: 5 Best Sellers From £250

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If you want a toilet and bidet in one compact unit, a combined bidet toilet is the simplest route. The range at Ultra Bathroom's combined bidet toilets collection pairs a washing function with a standard WC footprint, so it suits en-suites and cloakrooms where a separate bidet simply will not fit. Here are the five current best sellers, with real prices.

Best-selling combined bidet toilets

The entry point is the Pinara Closed Couple Combined Bidet Toilet at £250, a close coupled design with a soft close seat. Next up, the Celino Back To Wall Combined Bidet Toilet costs £265, and its sibling, the Celino Closed Couple Bidet Toilet, is £295.

For a bit more, the Valeria Closed Couple Combined Bidet Toilet is £330, while the Modern Comfort Height Back to Wall Combined Bidet Toilet is £345. The raised seat height on that last one is worth considering if you or a family member find a standard-height pan awkward to use.

Closed coupled or back to wall?

Closed coupled models have the cistern bolted directly to the pan, which makes them quick to fit and easy to access if the cistern ever needs attention. Back to wall models sit flush against the wall with the cistern concealed or tucked behind, giving a cleaner line that is easier to wipe around. Both styles are available in this collection, so the choice is mostly about the look you want and how your bathroom is plumbed.

If you are replacing an existing toilet, note which style you have now. Swapping like for like is usually the least disruptive option, because the waste outlet and water feed are already in the right place. If you are happy to change the look, a back to wall model can make a small room feel tidier, while a closed coupled model keeps things familiar and simple.

Quick buying guide

Measure the projection from the wall and check your waste outlet position before ordering, and decide between a close coupled or back to wall look first. A soft close seat is included on each of the toilets above, which cuts down on noise and slamming. Because a combined bidet toilet needs a water supply for the washing function, it is worth having your plumber confirm the feed before fitting.

Ready to compare? Browse the full combined bidet toilets range or visit Ultra Bathroom to see everything else for your bathroom.


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