I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

Tim
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On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

Tim

Can you put another flexible one to that braided hose? It won't look good.

I think you would be better off having solid pipe closer to your bidet.
And then a short flexible braid hose for the last bit.

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On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

That's what I'd do - Screwfix and Toolstation seem to have a clearance on long tap hoses + short piece of copper pipe.

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tim+ <timdownieuk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

Tim

Something like this will do the trick, you can get compression fitting
version if you are not confident with soldering

https://www.screwfix.com/p/yorkshire-brass-solder-ring-adapting-male-coupler-15mm-x-1-2-/98156

Many people use compression fitting stop valves removing the nut and olive
off one end and screwing the flexi on. Unlike the fitting above which has a flat mating surface, a compression fitting will have a tapered end to suit
the olive and could result in an unsatisfactory join damaging the seal.

Richard

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Fredxx <fredxx@spam.invalid> wrote:

On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

Tim

Can you put another flexible one to that braided hose? It won't look good.

I think you would be better off having solid pipe closer to your bidet.
And then a short flexible braid hose for the last bit.

I suspect I go for the “cludgy” approach and just re-route all the 15mm pipework so that the T-piece for the hose is closer to where it needs to
go. Fortunately all the pipework will be concealed. A longer hose would
have been nice but on comparing the threads on my hose with some old mixer
tap ones that were lurking in my “plumbing bits” box, it’s a different thread.

I suspect it’s the size that is popular on the continent for plumbing
toilet cisterns.

Tim

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Tim+ <timdownieuk@yahoo.co.youkay> wrote:

Fredxx <fredxx@spam.invalid> wrote:

On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

Tim

Can you put another flexible one to that braided hose? It won't look good. >>
I think you would be better off having solid pipe closer to your bidet.
And then a short flexible braid hose for the last bit.

I suspect I go for the “cludgy” approach and just re-route all the 15mm pipework so that the T-piece for the hose is closer to where it needs to
go. Fortunately all the pipework will be concealed. A longer hose would have been nice but on comparing the threads on my hose with some old mixer tap ones that were lurking in my “plumbing bits” box, it’s a different thread.

I suspect it’s the size that is popular on the continent for plumbing toilet cisterns.

Tim

If it is just a long hose you are after then Screwfix do 900mm, 1000mm and
even 1500mm they have a 15 mm compression fitting on one end and 1/2” BSP
on the other. What is the end on the Bidet and what have you got on the
copper pipe feeding it?

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On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

Linked below, others sellers are available: <https://www.divapor.com/spares/showers/riser-rails-hoses/100cm-stainless-steel-braided-flexible-flexi-hose-1-2-x-1-2-bsp-7mm-bore.php?gad_source=1>

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Alan Lee <alan@darkroom.plus.com> wrote:

On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

Linked below, others sellers are available: <https://www.divapor.com/spares/showers/riser-rails-hoses/100cm-stainless-steel-braided-flexible-flexi-hose-1-2-x-1-2-bsp-7mm-bore.php?gad_source=1>

Half inch fittings way too big. Have another look at my picture. The
T-piece connects using conventional ½” fittings but the hose uses a smaller size. Doesn’t appear to be common in the UK but I’m sure I’ve seen similar
sub-½ “ fittings on toilet cisterns in France.

Tim

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On 20/02/2025 13:55, tim+ wrote:

I've got a new toilet bidet that has come with a braided hose that
is too short to be routed the way I need to do it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/41HXALW9FG37J4BV7

It looks like the kind used for kitchen mixer taps but it has a
female connector on each end.

I need one 30-36" long. Any suggestions?

I maybe a a gender changing connector and then a long tap hose?

Tim

Think laterally

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvfL_AblstM

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