Bidets
hansgrohe bidets for the wall round off your dream bathroom with optimum hygiene and pleasant freshness. Our quality ceramic products in a universal design language go perfectly with hansgrohe toilets.More about Bidets
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hansgrohe bidet and toilet as a harmonious duo
Bidets provide a little extra hygienic cleanliness in the toilet area and are internationally regarded as an integral part of many modern bathrooms. The bidet is usually installed next to the toilet, with which it forms a perfect duo from a visual perspective. hansgrohe also offers bidet taps that are sure to match your style and round off the enjoyable experience of cleaning yourself with water.
Coherent design
Our bidets are visually aligned with the hansgrohe toilet in the corresponding range. The design of the EluPura Original S and Q, whether round or softsquare, also goes wonderfully with hansgrohe Xanuia Q and Xuniva wash basins in the matching design language.
hansgrohe SmartClean and HygieneEffect reduce cleaning
hansgrohe bidets are available with two special glazes that make them far easier to clean and offer you a clear sense of hygiene: the dirt-repellent SmartClean glaze simplifies cleaning while HygieneEffect combats bacterial growth*. The intelligent hansgrohe technologies make life in the bathroom even more enjoyable.
* refers exclusively to the following bacteria: Escherichia coli ATCC 8739 and Salmonella enterica ATCC 13076 (test performed in compliance with ISO 22196: 2011-08).
Key information about bidets
A bidet is used for intimate-area hygiene. It enables gentle cleaning with running water at a pleasant temperature.
hansgrohe bidets are attached to the wall with hangar bolts. The bidet tap is connected to the angle valves for hot and cold water via the relevant flexible hoses. The connection dimensions for the product are standardised.
The word is derived from the ancient French word ‘bidet’ meaning ‘small horse’, as bidets previously resembled wooden horses that you had to climb onto like a saddle when using them. The origin of the term indicates the prevalence of bidets in wealthy French households in the 17th and 18th century.
