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   DanH | Jan 26, 2010 07:29am | #1

   Either build a tile platform or get a countertop guy to make you a profile-matched riser from solid-surface countertop material.

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   brucet9 | Jan 26, 2010 12:40pm | #2

   Thanks for the suggestion. HO likes a vinyl sheet goods floor because she thinks tile would be cold and slippery, so a tile platform could look odd.

   Solid surface material could be a good choice. She already has a Corian the vanity top and Corian guys probably have lots of scraps that could be glued up to make a 3" riser.

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   Howard_Burt | Jan 27, 2010 01:48am | #3

   Bruce,

   The standard height for floor mounted bidets seems to be 15 to 16 inches. How about a wall hung bidet where you could adjust the height at the the carrier? Do a search for Duravit and Laufen wall hung bidets.

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   brucet9 | Feb 04, 2010 10:40pm | #6

   thanks for the suggestion.

   I checked them out, but they have only deck-mounted faucet types. My French HO wants vertical spray with flushing rim, through which hot water runs so that the porcelain is comfy warm to sit on.

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   Bidet | Feb 04, 2010 07:09pm | #4

   Another alternative is to add a bidet seat that installs on her existing toilet, in this situation it's probably the easiest way to make her happy. Take a look at this website to find out more about them http://www.bidet-toilet-seat.com

   Hope that helps and good luck!

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   brucet9 | Feb 04, 2010 10:36pm | #5

   Thanks, but she is French and she wants the real thing.

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   precious123 | Apr 12, 2011 08:30am | #7

   bidet riser

   i seem to have checked many many sites on internet and can find nothing w/riser for bidet,

   i checked w/plumber who does not have the answer but to pour cement!!!

   our  bidet needs to be taller as it is tooooooooooo hard to get up off it----they make toilets now that are high, so why not make a bidet same way????    

   if you find something would appreciate an answer soon, thank you very much

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   precious123 | Apr 12, 2011 08:32am | #8

   bidet riser

   just needed to add, they make risers for toilets     

   where is some company going wrong by not making risers for bidets???

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   DanH | Apr 12, 2011 07:49pm | #9

   Get a countertop company to make a riser out of stacked scraps of solid surface countertop.

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   mom23boyz | Sep 29, 2012 06:32pm | #10

   Whoops

   I typed too hastily.  I meant to say: I'm hoping you did NOT go the bidet seat (washlet) route!