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Elongated Bidet Seats

Elongated Bidet Seats are bidet seats that fit an elongated toilet bowl shape.

Most toilet bowls come in either elongated or round shapes.

If you have an elongated toilet bowl and are looking for a bidet, an elongated bidet seat will be the right option for you. Check them out below.

Why Choose Elongated Bidet Seats?

Many users choose elongated bidet seats for:

  • Improve comfort and convenience in the bathroom
  • It's sleek and modern look
  • It complements contemporary-style bathrooms
  • More comfortable and spacious seating
  • Fit for most elongated toilets
  • Easier upgrade as they don't have to replace the entire toilet

TOTO Washlet S7 Bidet Toilet Seat - Elongated right side view on a white background

How to Choose the Correct Elongated Bidet Seat?

When selecting an elongated bidet seat, consider:

  • Confirm that your toilet bowl shape is elongated
  • Measure bolt spacing and seat length
  • Choose the features based on your preference
  • Ensure that it is compatible with your existing toilet
  • Plan electric outlets for electric models
Ultra NOVA Bidet Seat with modern design, auto open/close lid, heated seat, and silver-nano filtration system

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The best bidet seat for your elongated toilet depends on your needs, such as warm water, adjustable pressure, and heated seats. Top choices typically include models from brands like TOTO and Bio Bidet.

  • Not all bidet seats are elongated. The two main shapes are elongated and round. Elongated bidet seats are designed for oval-shaped toilet bowls and are the most common in modern bathrooms, while round bidet seats fit shorter, circular bowls.

  • No- a round bidet seat is not recommended for an elongated toilet. Round seats are shorter and will not properly cover the bowl, which can lead to poor fit, discomfort, and reduced performance.

  • Elongated toilet seats do not always fit all elongated toilets. Variations in toilet design, bolt spacing, seat mounting area, and skirted or compact models can affect compatibility.

  • Several downsides of a bidet are a higher upfront cost, the requirement of an electrical outlet access for some models, a slightly more involved installation, and compatibility constraints.

  • A few disadvantages of elongated toilet seats are the requirement for more bathroom space, typically cost a little more than the round seat, incompatiblity with round toilet seat bowls.

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