An integrated solution of a bidet combination toilet that has been designed to offer both the toilet & bidet function and also to save space in your bathroom. It works via a delivery nozzle which is incorporated within the structure of the toilet pan delivering a jet of water which replicates the action of a conventional bidet. It is easy to install and is connected the same way as a normal toilet would be with the additional water feed for the bidet.

Step 1. Connect the water delivery nozzle to the water delivery rod and slide the rod through the pre-formed hole within the wc pan from front to back. Step 2. Connect the water delivery rod connection elbow to the opposite end of the water delivery rod and tighten to form the water delivery system. Step 3. Connect the 3/8”x3/8” flexi connector to the water delivery rod elbow and connect the opposite end to one of the male thread ABS 90 degree elbows (Please remember to insert the elbow through one of the pre-formed holes near the base of the wc pan). Step 4. Complete this exercise with one of the 3/8”x 1/2” flexible connectors and connect the ½” end of the flexible connector to the wc cistern cold water feed. Step 5. At this point you should now have all items connected with the exception of the two remaining 3/8”x3/8” flexible connectors which can now be connected to the 3/8” male threaded 90 degree elbows and the ½” ends of the flexible connectors connected to the cold water feed for the wc cistern inlet and the separate cold or ambient water feed for the gienic control. (Videos available here) *THE USE OF PTFE TAPE AND/OR SILICONE SEALANT IS NOT RECOMMENDED DURING THE ABOVE PROCESS* INSTALLATION PACK CONTENTS: 1 x Water Delivery Nozzle 1 x Water Delivery Rod 1 x ABS Water Delivery Rod Connection Elbow ( A ) 1 x 3/8” x 3/8” Flexible Connector ( B ) 3 x 3/8” x ½” Flexible Connector ( C ) 2 x 3/8” Male Thread ABS 90 degree Elbows ( D ) Please note the pack is applicable to closed-couple (closed back pans) Fig. 1 and back to wall pans.(Fig. 1) For close-coupled open back pans and wall hung pans, there are no flexible hoses supplied and the connection must be done with a reduced bush ½” m x 3/8” f. (Fig. 2) Fig. 2

Any water fitting, which when installed, will carry or receive water from the public mains water supply in the UK, must comply with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations or Scottish Byelaws. These require that a water fitting should not cause waste, misuse, undue consumption or contamination of the water supply and must be ‘of an appropriate quality and standard’. WRAS Approval is the easiest way to demonstrate compliance as it is granted directly by representatives of the water suppliers and is therefore accepted by every water supplier in the UK. WRAS Product Approval: Whole products such as valves, boilers & showers undergo mechanical and water quality testing. This type of approval demonstrates full compliance with requirements of the regulations and byelaws, provided the fitting is installed according to any conditions given with the approval. WRAS Material Approval: Non-metallic materials & components, such as rubber sheet material & ‘O’ rings, undergo testing only for their effects on water quality. This type of approval demonstrates that the non-metallic material/component does not itself contaminate the water and therefore satisfies this particular requirement of regulations and byelaws. ​ Source: https://www.wras.co.uk/