Combined Bidet Toilets: UK Buying Guide & Top Picks

What Is a Combined Bidet Toilet?

A combined bidet toilet (sometimes called a Turkish toilet) integrates a rear-mounted bidet spray directly into the pan, giving you toilet and bidet function in one fixture without needing a separate bidet or an electric wash unit. It's a practical option for UK bathrooms and cloakrooms where floor space for a standalone bidet simply isn't available, and it only needs a cold water feed to the rear of the pan to work. For anyone renovating a small bathroom or en-suite, a combined bidet toilet is one of the easiest ways to add a genuine hygiene upgrade without extra plumbing or a bigger footprint.

Our Top Combined Bidet Toilet Picks

All of the models below come with a soft-close seat as standard, so there's no seat-slamming to worry about, and all are in stock now:

• Pinara Closed Couple Combined Bidet Toilet – from £250, our most affordable closed couple option with a compact cistern.
• Celino Back To Wall Combined Bidet Toilet – from £265, a back-to-wall design that hides the cistern and pipework for a cleaner look.
• Celino Closed Couple Bidet Toilet – from £295, the closed couple version of the same Celino range for easier first-fix installation.
• Valeria Closed Couple Combined Bidet Toilet – from £330, a slightly larger pan suited to family bathrooms.
• Modern Comfort Height Back to Wall Combined Bidet Toilet – from £345, raised comfort-height seating for easier use, particularly useful for older household members or anyone with mobility needs.

How to Choose the Right Combined Bidet Toilet

Start with the fixing style: closed couple pans (like the Pinara, Celino and Valeria closed couple models) have a visible cistern and are usually the simplest and least disruptive to install, making them a good fit for straightforward replacements. Back-to-wall pans (like the Celino and Modern Comfort Height models) conceal the cistern behind a wall or furniture unit for a streamlined, easy-to-clean finish, but need a bit more planning around pipework. Next, check the pan projection against your available floor space, especially in a cloakroom, and confirm there's an accessible cold water isolation valve nearby for the bidet spray connection. If anyone in the household has reduced mobility, a comfort-height pan like the Modern Comfort Height model is worth the small price difference. Whichever you choose, budget for a plumber's time to connect the bidet spray line correctly, since this is the one step that differs from fitting a standard toilet.

Browse the full Combined Bidet Toilets collection for more finishes and sizes, or head to www.ultrabathroom.com to see what else is in stock this week. Got a specific bathroom layout in mind? Get in touch and we'll help you pick the right fit before you order.