Collection: Bidet Faucets

If you have a separate porcelain bidet fixture, this is the right page. See also Standalone Bidets.

If you want bidet functions on your existing toilet — warm water, heated seat, dryer — you want a bidet seat instead. It retrofits most standard bowls and needs no separate fixture or extra floor space.

If you are building new and want the functions integrated into the toilet itself, that is a smart toilet.

Standalone bidets remain common in European-influenced and larger bathrooms, and they need a dedicated faucet, drain and supply — which is why this decision belongs at the rough-in stage.

• Vertical spray. Most bidet faucets include a pop-up spray in the bowl in addition to the spout. Check whether the model you want has it.
• Hole configuration. Bidets are drilled like sinks — single hole or widespread. Match the faucet to the fixture, not to a photograph.
• Finish matching. The bidet faucet sits beside the toilet and, usually, in view of the sink faucet. Buy it from the same brand and collection as the rest of the room, because finish names do not translate between manufacturers.
• Drain. Bidets need a pop-up drain assembly, often sold separately and finish-matched.

Authorized Brizo and Vogt dealer, full manufacturer warranty. Over 3,000 of our products ship free anywhere in Canada — look for the free-shipping badge on the product page. Everything ships free within Ontario, and any order over $3,000 ships free Canada-wide. This is a narrow category, so if you cannot see the finish you need to match, ask — we can often order it.

Also see: Standalone Bidets · Washlets & Bidet Seats · Bathroom Sink Faucets · Toilets

What is a bidet faucet?
The faucet fitted to a standalone bidet fixture. It usually combines a spout with a vertical spray in the bowl. It is not the same as a bidet seat, which attaches to a toilet.

Do I need a bidet faucet or a bidet seat?
A faucet if you have a separate bidet fixture. A bidet seat if you want bidet functions on your existing toilet without adding a second fixture.

Will a bathroom sink faucet work on a bidet?
Not properly. Bidet faucets are designed for the fixture's hole spacing and typically include a vertical spray a sink faucet does not have.

Is the drain included?
Usually not. Bidets need a pop-up drain assembly, generally sold separately and matched to the faucet finish.