Bidet Sydney: Bidet Seat Delivery, NDIS and Fitting Guide

If you are searching for a bidet Sydney homes can use, this Conor guide walks you through the three steps that come after choosing a model: delivery, NDIS and fitting. It covers the bidet seat options in the Conor range, from a smart toilet seat with a warm water wash to a non-electric D-Shape bidet seat and a portable bidet, and what to check before your bidet toilet seat arrives.

Wherever you live in Sydney, the steps for a bidet Sydney bathroom are the same. Choose the bidet seat, check your toilet, plan the delivery, look at NDIS if it applies to you, and arrange the fitting.

Bidet Sydney: Choosing Your Bidet Seat First

Before you think about delivery or fitting, choose the type of bidet seat for your Sydney bathroom. Conor offers three main types of toilet & bidet seats for anyone looking for a bidet Sydney homes can use.

Smart Toilet Seat and Warm Water Toilet Seat

A smart toilet seat is an electric bidet seat that replaces your existing toilet seat. Each smart toilet seat in the Conor smart bidet seat collection is a warm water toilet seat and a heated toilet seat, with a warm air dryer. A smart toilet seat needs a power point near the toilet.

The Conor smart toilet seat range includes different control styles:

•       Wireless remote: The Conor Arista and the Conor Nova smart toilet seats come with a wireless remote.

•       Side control panel: The Conor Lyra warm water toilet seat has a side control panel built into the seat.

•       Side knob: The Conor Sylora heated toilet seat uses a side knob and seat-mounted controls.

•       Automatic lid: The Conor Ayora smart toilet seat has a sensor-operated lid that opens as you approach.

Each warm water toilet seat in the range heats water as you use it, so no hot-water connection is needed. Each heated toilet seat also has seat temperature settings. If you want a warm water toilet seat for a bidet Sydney bathroom, start with the control style you prefer.

Non-Electric D-Shape Bidet Seat

A non-electric bidet seat runs on household water pressure, so it needs no power point. The Conor Elara D-Shape bidet seat is a non-electric bidet toilet seat for D-shaped toilets, which have a flatter, squared-off back. The D-Shape bidet seat has front and rear wash, a side lever to adjust water pressure, a self-cleaning nozzle and a soft-closing seat and cover.

The Elara also comes as an O-Shape bidet seat for rounded toilets. Both the D-Shape bidet seat and the O-Shape bidet seat come in left or right water inlet versions. Compare both in the Conor non-electric bidet seat collection.

A non-electric D-Shape bidet seat is an option for a bidet Sydney bathroom without a power point near the toilet, or for anyone who prefers one manual lever.

Portable Bidet

A portable bidet holds its own water and connects to nothing. The Conor portable bidet collection includes the Veyra portable bidet bottle, the rechargeable Lumora portable bidet and the Rinora portable bidet with a larger tank. A portable bidet can be used at home, at work or when you travel, and there is no fitting at all.

If you rent your home in Sydney and cannot change the toilet seat, a portable bidet is one way to have a water wash without a fitted bidet seat.

Heated Toilet

If you are renovating, you may be looking at a heated toilet rather than a bidet seat. A heated toilet, or smart toilet, replaces your whole toilet suite, with the bowl, bidet and seat in one unit. Compare the Conor Viora and FlushGreen heated toilet models in the Conor smart toilet collection. If you want to keep your current toilet, a bidet seat or smart toilet seat is the option to look at.

Check Your Toilet Before You Order

Before you order a bidet seat for a bidet Sydney bathroom, check your toilet, so you know the bidet toilet seat matches your toilet before delivery and fitting.

1.    Toilet shape: Look at your toilet from above. A flatter, squared-off back means D-Shape. A fully rounded shape means O-Shape. The Conor smart toilet seat range is designed for D-Shape toilets, and the Elara non-electric bidet seat comes in D-Shape and O-Shape.

2.    Water inlet side: Facing the toilet, check whether the water connection is on the left or the right. For the Elara bidet seat, choose the matching inlet version.

3.    Mounting holes: Check the position and spacing of the mounting holes at the back of the toilet, and compare them with the product page.

4.    Space behind the seat: Check the space between the mounting holes and the cistern or wall.

5.    Power point: For a smart toilet seat, warm water toilet seat or heated toilet seat, check whether there is a power point near the toilet.

6.    Photos: Take a photo of your toilet from the top and from the side.

If you are not sure about any of these, send the photos to the Conor team before you order your bidet seat. These checks apply to a smart toilet seat and a D-Shape bidet seat for your bidet Sydney bathroom.

Bidet Sydney Delivery: What to Plan For

Once you have chosen your bidet seat, the next step for your bidet Sydney order is delivery. Delivery details for Sydney orders are on the Conor shipping page.

Before Your Bidet Seat Arrives

There are a few things you can do while you wait for your bidet toilet seat:

•       Confirm your delivery address: Make sure your Sydney address, unit number and any building access details are correct on your order.

•       Plan where to receive it: If you live in an apartment, think about where your bidet seat box can be left or collected.

•       Book the fitting: For a fitted bidet seat, you can book the installation for after your bidet seat arrives.

•       Check your power point: For a smart toilet seat, check the power point near the toilet before the fitting day.

When Your Bidet Seat Arrives

When your bidet seat is delivered, open the box and check what is inside before the fitting:

•       The bidet seat: Check the bidet toilet seat matches the model, shape and inlet side you ordered.

•       The installation kit: Each Conor bidet seat comes with an installation kit. Keep the kit and manual together for the fitting.

•       The remote or controls: For a smart toilet seat with a wireless remote, keep the remote and any holder with the bidet seat.

•       Packaging: Keep the packaging until your bidet seat is fitted.

For a portable bidet, there is nothing to fit, so your bidet Sydney order is ready to use once it arrives. Charge the rechargeable Lumora or Rinora portable bidet, or fit batteries in the Veyra portable bidet bottle, then fill it with water.

NDIS and Your Bidet Sydney Purchase

Some people looking for a bidet Sydney bathroom can use are NDIS participants. If this applies to you, here is how the NDIS steps fit into buying a bidet seat from Conor.

Check Your NDIS Plan

Check the official NDIS information about your plan, and talk to your NDIS planner, support coordinator or plan manager about whether a bidet seat or bidet toilet seat is something you can claim.

Choose the Bidet Seat With Your Support Team

If you work with an occupational therapist or support worker, you can look at the Conor range together. Think about:

•       Controls: Whether the person using the smart toilet seat prefers a wireless remote, a side control panel or a side knob.

•       Lid: Whether an automatic lid, such as on the Conor Ayora smart toilet seat, is something you want.

•       Power: Whether there is a power point near the toilet for a warm water toilet seat or heated toilet seat, or whether to choose a non-electric D-Shape bidet seat.

•       Toilet fit: The toilet shape, water inlet side and mounting holes.

The Conor Medical and Disability page has more information for NDIS participants in Sydney.

Questions About Your Plan

If you have questions about a bidet seat order and your NDIS plan, talk to your plan manager, and contact the Conor team through the Medical and Disability page.

For more detail, read the Conor NDIS bidet seat guide on the Conor blog.

Bidet Sydney Fitting: What to Know

The last step for your bidet Sydney order is fitting, and it depends on the type of bidet seat you choose. A portable bidet needs no fitting. A bidet seat, smart toilet seat or heated toilet connects to your toilet's water supply.

Power for a Smart Toilet Seat

A smart toilet seat, warm water toilet seat or heated toilet seat plugs into a power point near the toilet, so check the power point before the fitting day.

A non-electric D-Shape bidet seat needs no power point at all.

Getting Ready for the Fitting Day

To prepare your bathroom for the bidet seat fitting:

•       Clear the area: Move bathroom items away from the toilet and cistern.

•       Have the kit ready: Keep the bidet seat, installation kit and manual in the bathroom.

•       Share your details: Have your toilet shape, water inlet side and photos ready.

•       Check the power point: For a smart toilet seat, make sure the power point is ready.

After the Fitting

Once your bidet seat is fitted, read the manual that came with your bidet toilet seat. For a smart toilet seat, set the water temperature, seat temperature and dryer settings you prefer. For a non-electric D-Shape bidet seat, try the side lever to find the water pressure you prefer.

Clean the bidet seat with a soft, damp cloth and a mild cleaner, and use the self-cleaning nozzle function where your bidet seat has one.

Bidet Sydney: Comparing Your Options

If you are still deciding on a bidet Sydney bathroom option, compare the types side by side.

Here is a way to compare the Conor toilet & bidet seats for a bidet Sydney bathroom:

•       Smart toilet seat: Electric, with a warm water wash, heated seat and warm air dryer. Needs a power point near the toilet.

•       Warm water toilet seat: Another name for a smart toilet seat that heats the water as you use it.

•       Heated toilet seat: A smart toilet seat with seat temperature settings.

•       D-Shape bidet seat: The non-electric Elara D-Shape bidet seat runs on household water pressure, with no power needed.

•       Portable bidet: Holds its own water, with nothing to fit or connect.

•       Heated toilet: Replaces the whole toilet suite, with the bowl, bidet and seat in one unit.

You can browse the full range of toilet & bidet seats on the Conor collections page.

Bidet Sydney Guides on the Conor Blog

The Conor blog has more guides for anyone choosing a bidet Sydney homes can use. Each blog post covers a different part of choosing toilet & bidet seats:

•       Heated toilet seat vs bidet seat

•       Bidet seat for elderly parents

•       NDIS bidet seat guide

Bidet Sydney: Your Next Step

Choosing a bidet Sydney bathroom can use comes down to a few steps. Pick your bidet seat type, check your toilet, plan your delivery, look at NDIS if it applies to you, and arrange the fitting.

Compare the Conor smart bidet seat collection for a smart toilet seat, warm water toilet seat or heated toilet seat, the Conor non-electric bidet seat collection for a D-Shape bidet seat, and the Conor portable bidet collection for a portable bidet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy a bidet seat in Sydney?

You can order a Conor bidet seat online for delivery to your Sydney address. The Conor range of toilet & bidet seats includes smart toilet seats, non-electric bidet seats such as the Elara D-Shape bidet seat, portable bidets and heated toilets. Delivery details are on the Conor shipping page.

Can I use NDIS funding for a bidet seat in Sydney?

It depends on your NDIS plan. Talk to your NDIS planner, support coordinator or plan manager about your plan, and see the Conor Medical and Disability page for more information.

Does a smart toilet seat need a power point?

Yes. A smart toilet seat, warm water toilet seat or heated toilet seat needs a power point near the toilet. A non-electric D-Shape bidet seat and a portable bidet need no power point.

Which bidet seat works without power?

The Conor Elara non-electric bidet seat runs on household water pressure, with no power point needed. It comes as a D-Shape bidet seat and an O-Shape bidet seat, each with a left or right water inlet. A portable bidet also needs no power point.

What should I check before ordering a bidet toilet seat for my Sydney home?

Check your toilet shape (D-Shape or O-Shape), the water inlet side, the mounting holes, the space behind the seat and whether there is a power point near the toilet. Take photos of your toilet from the top and the side, and compare them with the bidet seat product page.

What comes with a Conor bidet seat when it is delivered?

Each Conor bidet seat comes with an installation kit and a manual. A smart toilet seat with a wireless remote also comes with the remote. Keep the kit, manual and packaging together until your bidet seat is fitted.

Is a portable bidet an option if I rent in Sydney?

A portable bidet holds its own water and connects to nothing, so there is no fitting and no change to the toilet. The Conor portable bidet range includes the Veyra portable bidet bottle and the rechargeable Lumora and Rinora portable bidets.

What is the difference between a heated toilet and a heated toilet seat?

A heated toilet seat is a smart toilet seat that replaces only your toilet seat and keeps your current toilet. A heated toilet, or smart toilet, replaces your whole toilet suite, with the bowl, bidet and seat in one unit.