Bidet Taps

Mono mixer taps made for a bidet: a compact body, a low swivel spout and a single lever, sized to the smaller tap hole spacing a bidet uses. Matched to the same ranges as the basin and bath taps, so the whole room stays consistent.

A bidet tap is not just a short basin tap — the spout is shaped to direct water into the bowl and swivels out of the way, and the body is proportioned for the narrower deck. Fitting a basin mixer instead usually leaves the spout too high and pointing the wrong way.

Fitting a bidet tap

• Check the tap hole diameter and the depth of the bidet deck before ordering.
• Most bidets take a single central hole for a mono mixer.
• A swivel spout lets you move the water clear when filling or cleaning the bowl.
• Pick the same range as your basin tap so the handles and finish match across the room.

Also in this range: all bathroom taps, basin mixer taps and matching range pieces.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a basin mixer on a bidet?

It will usually fit the hole, but the spout tends to sit too high and point too far forward to be useful. A dedicated bidet mixer has a lower, shaped swivel spout designed for the bowl.

Do bidet taps need a pop-up waste?

Many bidets are fitted with a slotted waste rather than a pop-up. Check what your bidet is drilled for, and pair the tap with a matching waste in the same finish.