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Toto Washlet+ Toilet Sets

A TOTO WASHLET+ set is a TOTO toilet and a matching WASHLET bidet seat engineered together, with the seat's power cord and water supply hose hidden inside the toilet instead of trailing down the back of the bowl. Shop one-piece, two-piece and wall-hung sets with the S2, S5, S7 and S7A WASHLET.

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What a TOTO WASHLET+ Set Actually Is

A WASHLET+ set is a TOTO toilet and a TOTO WASHLET bidet seat sold as one engineered pair, with the seat's power cord and water supply hose routed inside the china. TOTO states it plainly: "The WASHLET+ system neatly conceals the WASHLET power cord and water supply hose for a clean installation." Nothing runs down the back of the bowl.

That is the difference buyers are actually shopping for. A standalone WASHLET seat mounts on the toilet you already own, but its hose and cord stay visible. A WASHLET+ toilet is built with a concealed path for them, and TOTO also minimizes the gap between toilet and seat so the fixture reads as one continuous line. It is a look you cannot retrofit.

What ships is the whole fixture. A two-piece set arrives as the bowl, the tank and cover, and the WASHLET seat; a one-piece set arrives as a single china body plus the seat. TOTO lists an auto-flush kit as an optional component on the sets that support it. Everything here is a complete bidet toilet - you are replacing the fixture, not adding to it.

The toilet underneath brings TOTO's own bowl technologies:

  • TORNADO FLUSH - "two powerful nozzles that create a centrifugal, cyclonic rinsing action which reduces waste buildup and keeps the bowl cleaner," with a hole-free rim that is simpler to wipe down.
  • CEFIONTECT - an "extraordinarily smooth" glaze that "prevents particulates from adhering to porous, ceramic surfaces."
  • PREMIST - "PREMIST wets the surface of the toilet bowl, aiding in the removal of waste and resulting in a better clean."
  • EWATER+ - "Electrolyzing water produces a sterilizing agent (hypochlorous acid) that is used to keep the wand and toilet bowl hygienic." TOTO describes the S7A as misting and cleaning the bowl water after every use.

Can You Put a TOTO WASHLET on Any Toilet?

You can put a standalone TOTO WASHLET on most toilets you already own, but a WASHLET+ seat is not a universal seat - it belongs to its WASHLET+ toilet. TOTO draws the line clearly: a WASHLET bidet seat "takes the place of your existing toilet seat and will fit most North American toilets," while "WASHLET+ models seamlessly connect a high-performance TOTO toilet and luxury WASHLET+ bidet seat with no visible hoses or cords."

So the real question is whether the toilet is staying. If it is, buy the seat on its own from TOTO WASHLET seats or the wider bidet toilet seat range, and measure the bowl first - about 16.5 inches from the seat bolts to the front rim means a round bowl, about 18.5 inches means elongated. If the toilet is coming out anyway, a WASHLET+ set gives you the concealed connection. For the fully integrated version, with no separate seat at all, look at TOTO NEOREST.

How to Choose a TOTO WASHLET+ Set

Choosing a WASHLET+ set is two decisions stacked: which WASHLET seat you want, and which toilet you want it on. The seat decides how the fixture feels every day. The toilet decides whether it fits your bathroom at all.

Which TOTO WASHLET Toilet Is Considered the Best?

The best TOTO WASHLET toilet for most buyers is an S7A set, because the S7A is the top seat in TOTO's WASHLET range - instant unlimited warm water, an auto open-close lid, auto flush and a self-cleaning wand. Whether it is the best for you depends on how many of those you would use:

  • WASHLET S2 - the entry-level seat. Heated seat, warm water, adjustable pressure and a remote.
  • WASHLET S5 - adds a warm air dryer. The middle of the range and the most popular choice.
  • WASHLET S7 - instant unlimited warm water, a warm air dryer, an auto open-close lid and a self-cleaning wand.
  • WASHLET S7A - the S7 plus auto flush, and EWATER+ working on the bowl water after every use.

The step that changes daily use most is the water heating. TOTO lists instantaneous heating on the S7 and S7A, so the warm wash does not run out. A seat heating from a small reserve gives roughly 40 seconds of warm water before it reheats - fine for one person, less so for a busy family bathroom.

Then Pick the Toilet Underneath

Four things about the toilet decide the purchase, and three of them are measurements.

  • Rough-in. Measure from the finished wall behind the tank to the center of the closet bolts. Twelve inches is standard; 10 and 14 inch exist. The series differ here - Nexus comes in 12 and 14 inch only, Drake handles 10 inch as a separate toilet rather than an adapter, and UltraMax, Drake II, Connelly and Supreme II are 12 inch only. Our rough-in size guide covers every series we stock.
  • Height. Universal Height puts the seat about 17 to 19 inches off the floor against roughly 15 inches for standard height, and TOTO encodes it in the model number - an F in the SKU means Universal Height. Most sets here are Universal Height; compare the two heights if you are undecided.
  • Shape and footprint. One-piece sets have no tank-to-bowl seam to clean; two-piece sets cost less and are easier to carry upstairs. Where floor space is tight, wall-hung sets put the tank in the wall.
  • Flush volume. Most sets here are 1.28 GPF, and several series also come in a 1G version at 1.0 gallon per flush.

Do You Need a Plumber to Install a WASHLET+ Set?

You do not need a plumber to install a TOTO WASHLET seat, but a WASHLET+ set is a different job, because you are setting a whole toilet rather than swapping a seat. A seat alone takes 30 to 60 minutes with an adjustable wrench: shut the supply valve, unbolt the old seat, mount the bracket, fit the T-valve to the fill line, connect the hose and check for leaks. Our bidet installation guide covers it step by step.

A full set adds the parts most people hand over: removing the old toilet, setting a new seal on the flange, leveling and bolting the bowl, and routing the cord and hose through the concealed channel. Full smart toilets often warrant professional installation for that reason. Doing it yourself costs nothing in labor; a plumber adds an installation fee, and a missing grounded outlet means an electrician too.

Frequently Asked Questions about Toto Washlet+ Toilet Sets

Which has more that can go wrong - an S7A wall-hung set or an entry S2 two-piece set?

An S7A wall-hung set has more that can go wrong, because there is more of it: a steel tank unit buried in the wall, plus an auto lid, auto flush and EWATER+ on the seat. An S2 two-piece set is a heated seat, warm water and a remote. On either one the first check is the same - a tripped GFCI outlet, then the T-valve and the inlet filter screen. See our WASHLET troubleshooting guide.

Does the WASHLET tier or the toilet series decide how long a WASHLET+ set lasts?

Neither the tier nor the series decides it: a set lasts 10 to 15 years or more with proper care whether it is an S2 on a Drake or an S7A on a wall-hung bowl. The china outlives the electronics every time, so the upkeep sits on the seat - run the nozzle-clean cycle and clear the inlet filter screen. The WASHLET carries a TOTO warranty if it fails early.

Is a one-piece or wall-hung WASHLET+ set worth the extra over a two-piece set?

A one-piece or wall-hung set is worth the extra only if cleaning and floor space matter more than price. One-piece china has no tank-to-bowl seam to wipe around, and a wall-hung set puts the tank inside the wall and frees the floor under the bowl. A two-piece set costs less and is easier to carry upstairs, and the WASHLET sitting on top is the same seat either way.

Which WASHLET+ set do you need if you want to stop buying toilet paper?

The WASHLET+ sets that let you stop reaching for toilet paper are the ones built around the S5, S7 or S7A, because those seats finish with a warm air dryer. On an entry-level S2 set you still pat dry with a small amount of paper after the wash. Either way the paper goes down sharply - households commonly cut it by 75 percent or more.

Do TOTO WASHLET+ sets have a heated seat and a warm air dryer?

TOTO WASHLET+ sets have a heated seat on every model in the range, and a warm air dryer from the S5 upward. The entry-level S2 gives you the heated seat, warm water and adjustable pressure; the S5, S7 and S7A add the warm air dryer. TOTO also lists an air deodorizer across the WASHLET+ lineup. Browse bidets with a dryer or heated bidets.

Do WASHLET+ sets come with a remote control?

WASHLET+ sets come with a remote control from the S2 up to the S7A. The remote handles wash selection, water pressure and temperature, nozzle position, seat temperature and the dryer, so there is no side panel cluttering the seat. On the S7 and S7A the lid opens and closes on its own as well. See all bidets with remote control.

Which WASHLET+ sets can be ordered with auto flush?

The WASHLET+ sets that can be ordered with auto flush are the S7A sets and any set TOTO lists its optional auto-flush kit for. TOTO describes the S7A as auto-flush capable with that kit on select TOTO toilets. S2, S5 and S7 sets flush from the trip lever unless the kit is added. Shop auto flush bidets and toilets.

Do all WASHLET+ sets need an outlet, or only the higher tiers?

All WASHLET+ sets need an outlet, from the S2 up to the S7A - every WASHLET is electric, and the tier only changes what that power does. The receptacle has to sit behind or beside the toilet, within reach of the cord routed inside the china, and bathroom outlets are normally GFCI protected. Confirm you have one before ordering, because adding an outlet is an electrician's job.