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Complete Bidet Toilets

A complete bidet toilet is a toilet and a bidet seat sold as one fixture, with the water and power connections hidden inside the bowl instead of running down the back. Every set here is TOTO: WASHLET+ toilets in one-piece, two-piece and wall-hung styles, plus fully integrated NEOREST models.

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What a Complete Bidet Toilet Is

A complete bidet toilet replaces the fixture rather than the seat. TOTO builds these as WASHLET+ sets, which pair a specific toilet with a specific WASHLET bidet seat so the two arrive matched. TOTO describes the result as a seamless integration where no supply connections, water or electrical, will show. Browse the full range of TOTO WASHLET+ toilet sets.

The connections are concealed

On a WASHLET+ toilet the bowl is designed to route the supply line and the cord out of sight, and TOTO minimizes the gap between the toilet and the seat for better balance. There are no protruding pipes or cords, and fewer places for dust and debris to collect. That is the visible difference between one of these sets and a bidet toilet seat added to a bowl you already own.

The seat decides your wash features

Every WASHLET here washes with warm water from a self-cleaning wand and has a heated seat, which TOTO holds between 82 and 97 degrees Fahrenheit. From the S2 up, models add a warm-air dryer, a deodorizer and instantaneous water heating, so the warm wash does not run out. The S7 and S7A add a wide front cleanse and five temperature settings instead of three, and the S7A adds an auto open and close lid and, with an optional kit, auto flush on select TOTO toilets.

The bowl does the other half of the cleaning

TORNADO FLUSH uses a hole-free rim and dual nozzles to create a centrifugal rinsing action that cleans the bowl more efficiently. CEFIONTECT glaze creates an extraordinarily smooth surface that helps keep the bowl cleaner longer. PREMIST wets the bowl before use to aid waste removal, and EWATER+ mists the wand and bowl after each flush, reducing the need for harsh cleaning chemicals.

NEOREST is the fully integrated version

NEOREST models drop the separate seat entirely: the tank, bowl and wash system are one shape. They flush automatically, the lid opens as you approach, the seat warms on approach, and ACTILIGHT combines light, oxygen and a hydrophilic glaze to keep the bowl clean with no chemicals. Shop TOTO NEOREST toilets, or read our guide to what a smart toilet is first.

How to Choose a Complete Bidet Toilet

Six decisions settle almost every order on this page: rough-in, bowl shape and style, seat height, which WASHLET you want, where your outlet is, and budget. Work through them in that order and a long list of sets narrows to a few.

1. Measure your rough-in first

Rough-in is the distance from the finished wall to the center of the closet bolts at the base of your toilet. Measure to the wall, not the baseboard, and use the back pair of bolts if there are four. Twelve inches is the common size, but measure yours, because it decides which series you can buy. Our rough-in size guide lists what each TOTO series offers, and 10-inch rough-in smart toilets covers tight walls.

2. Pick one-piece, two-piece or wall-hung

A one-piece fuses tank and bowl into a single unit with fewer joints to wipe around. A two-piece arrives as separate parts, easier to carry and easier to service one component at a time. Wall-hung sets mount on an in-wall carrier and have no floor rough-in at all. Compare one-piece toilets, two-piece toilets and wall-hung toilets with bidets.

3. Choose Universal Height or Standard Height

Universal Height puts the seat about two inches higher, roughly 17 to 19 inches from the floor instead of about 15, and it meets ADA seat height. TOTO encodes it in the model number: an F in the SKU means Universal Height, and the two versions are otherwise the same toilet. Taller adults and anyone with knee or hip trouble should take the taller bowl. See ADA compliant bidets and toilets.

4. Decide how much WASHLET you want

The seat, not the bowl, sets your daily experience, so the sets here are grouped by seat. The S2 gives you warm water, a heated seat, a dryer and a deodorizer from a side panel. The S5 adds a remote. The S7 adds finer control; the S7A adds the auto lid. Start with toilets with the WASHLET S2 or toilets with the WASHLET S7A.

5. Check your outlet before you order

These are electric fixtures. TOTO's listings for a WASHLET+ set call for a grounded 120V GFCI outlet within three feet of the toilet, which powers the warm water, the heated seat, the dryer, the deodorizer and the auto lid. If there is no outlet behind your toilet, budget for an electrician, or keep your current bowl and fit a TOTO WASHLET seat instead.

6. Set your budget last

Price on this page tracks the seat and the flush technology more than the bowl, so decide which features you would genuinely miss before you filter. Shop bidet toilets 1000 to 2000 for mid-range sets, or luxury bidet toilets over 2000 for NEOREST and the top WASHLET tiers.

Frequently Asked Questions about Complete Bidet Toilets

What is the purpose of a bidet toilet?

The purpose of a bidet toilet is to combine washing and flushing in one fixture, so a warm water wash replaces most of what toilet paper used to do. A nozzle extends from under the seat, sprays warm water, retracts and cleans itself. Most models add a heated seat, a warm-air dryer and a deodorizer, so people buy them for comfort as much as hygiene.

What are the drawbacks of a complete bidet toilet compared with keeping the toilet you own?

The drawbacks of a complete bidet toilet are the ones that come with changing the whole fixture. Your rough-in has to match a size that series offers, the old toilet has to come out, and a grounded 120V GFCI outlet has to sit within three feet. You are also paying for a bowl, not just a seat. Keeping your bowl and fitting a bidet toilet seat avoids all three.

Do the complete bidet toilets on this page let you skip toilet paper?

The complete bidet toilets on this page do let you skip toilet paper, because from the S2 up every WASHLET here has a warm-air dryer. Water does the cleaning, so most people only pat dry, and the dryer finishes the job without paper. Most households keep some paper around and use far less of it. More in our guide to using toilet paper with a bidet.

Is it sanitary to share a bidet toilet?

Sharing a bidet toilet is sanitary, because nothing touches you. The wand sprays from a distance and never contacts skin, TOTO cleans the wand before and after every use, and a wand door conceals it in between. EWATER+ mists the wand and bowl with electrolyzed water after each flush. Wiping the seat and rinsing the nozzle on a routine keeps a shared unit clean.

Which complete bidet toilets here have no removable seat?

The complete bidet toilets here with no removable seat are the NEOREST models, which make the tank, bowl and wash system one shape. The WASHLET+ sets on this page work the other way: a TOTO toilet paired with a designated WASHLET bidet seat that mounts on top, with the water line and cord concealed by the bowl. Both hide their connections; only a NEOREST has nothing to unclip.

How do you use a bidet toilet?

You use a bidet toilet by staying seated and pressing rear wash or front wash. Adjust the pressure and water temperature until it feels comfortable, starting low, and let the water rinse for roughly 10 to 30 seconds. Press stop, then use the dryer or pat dry. Oscillating and pulsating modes widen the spray. Full walkthrough: how to use a bidet.

Where does a complete bidet toilet plug in if the connections are hidden?

A complete bidet toilet still plugs into a wall outlet, even though the connections are hidden from view. TOTO's listings for a WASHLET+ set call for a grounded 120V GFCI outlet within three feet of the toilet, and the bowl routes the cord and the supply line out of sight toward it. An outlet behind the toilet is ideal; a bathroom without one needs an electrician before installation.

Does a complete bidet toilet come with the bidet seat included?

A complete bidet toilet comes with the bidet seat included and matched to that bowl at the factory. A WASHLET+ set ships as the toilet plus its designated WASHLET, so you are not choosing a seat separately or checking whether it fits. A NEOREST goes further and builds the wash system into the fixture itself, so there is no separate seat to buy, remove or replace.

What decides the price of a complete bidet toilet set?

The price of a complete bidet toilet set is decided mostly by which WASHLET is matched to the bowl and by the flush and bowl technology, rather than by whether the toilet is one-piece or two-piece. Decide which seat features you would genuinely miss, then shop the tier: bidet toilets 1000 to 2000 for mid-range sets, or luxury bidet toilets over 2000 for NEOREST and the top WASHLET tiers.

Will a bidet toilet fit my bathroom?

A bidet toilet will fit your bathroom if three things line up: your rough-in matches an available size, the bowl shape and depth suit the space, and there is a GFCI outlet within three feet. Several TOTO series reach 10 and 14 inches through a Unifit adapter, the Nexus has no 10-inch option, and NEOREST is 12 inch only. Measure first.