Combined Bidet Toilets UK: Soft-Close Styles From £250

Combined bidet toilets have become one of the most searched bathroom upgrades in the UK, and it's easy to see why: they pair everyday hygiene with the look of a standard WC, so there's no separate bidet unit to plumb in or find space for. If you're weighing up a combined bidet toilet for a renovation or new-build bathroom, here's what's actually available right now and how to choose between the styles.

Why Choose a Combined Bidet Toilet?

A combined bidet toilet integrates a rear or dual-nozzle wash function directly into the pan, controlled by a side panel or lever. It's a practical middle ground between a traditional two-piece bathroom suite and a full electronic smart toilet: you get a genuine hygiene upgrade without the price tag or the need for a nearby power socket. Most of our range also ships with a soft-close seat as standard, which matters more than it sounds — it's usually the first thing to wear out on a budget toilet, and the first thing guests notice.

Our Top Combined Bidet Toilets This Month

Five styles worth comparing side by side, all from our combined bidet toilets collection:

• Pinara Closed Couple Combined Bidet Toilet — from £250, our best-value closed coupled option with a soft-close seat.
• Celino Back To Wall Combined Bidet Toilet — from £265, a concealed-cistern design for a cleaner, more contemporary line.
• Celino Closed Couple Bidet Toilet — from £295, our current best-seller in this collection.
• Valeria Closed Couple Combined Bidet Toilet — from £330, a heavier ceramic pan with a slightly deeper bowl profile.
• Modern Comfort Height Back to Wall Bidet Toilet — from £345, raised comfort-height seating that suits accessible bathroom projects.

How to Choose the Right Style for Your Bathroom

Start with your plumbing layout: closed coupled models (like the Pinara or Celino Closed Couple) keep the cistern visible and are generally the simplest retrofit into an existing soil pipe position, while back-to-wall designs conceal the cistern for a streamlined finish but need a stud wall or furniture unit to hide it. If the bathroom is used by older family members or anyone with mobility needs, comfort-height options such as the Modern Comfort Height model reduce strain on knees and hips. Whichever you choose, check the projection (the distance from wall to front of the pan) against your existing space before ordering, since combined bidet toilets are typically 5-8cm longer than a standard WC to accommodate the wash mechanism.

Browse the full range on the combined bidet toilets collection page, or head to Ultra Bathroom to see our complete bathroom and kitchen fittings range. Have a question about fit or installation before you order? Get in touch and we'll help you pick the right model.