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At Tresani we design our smart toilets to combine technology and wellness. A smart toilet is a toilet that integrates sensors, electronic controls and built‑in hygiene features to give users a more comfortable, hygienic and hands‑free bathroom experience. Smart toilets combine a bidet that uses warm water for cleaning, a heated seat with adjustable temperature, automatic flushing, self‑cleaning nozzles, air drying, odor‑neutralizing deodorization and water‑saving technology. These features differentiate smart toilets from standard toilets and are designed to improve hygiene, comfort and eco‑friendliness

Yes, you can use toilet paper in a smart toilet, however, Tresani smart toilets use a built‑in bidet that sprays a stream of warm water to cleanse after using the bathroom, reducing the need for toilet paper. The bidet’s water temperature and pressure can be adjusted for personal comfort. Tresani's Smart Toilets also provide a warm‑air dryer after cleansing, which gently dries the area and further reduces the need for toilet tissue. By cleaning with water instead of dry paper, smart toilets offer a more thorough and soothing clean.

Smart toilets are designed to enhance comfort and improve hygiene. Tresani offer market leading models which include; heated seats with adjustable temperature settings so you never sit on a cold surface. Motion‑activated lids and flushing provide a touch‑free experience; our smart toilets automatically open, flush and close, giving users a hands‑free toilet. Additional comfort features include a warm‑air dryer and warm‑water cleansing, night lights for night-time, and adjustable water pressure and spray settings, UV and Infrared lighting for sterilisation and healing. Our models can be activated by voice-control, have self cleaning features and built-in aromatherapy to remove odours.

Yes. Tresani offers a range of short-projection and wall-hung models that are specifically designed to save space without compromising on comfort or features. Whether you have a compact en-suite or a spacious master bathroom, there is a Tresani model to suit your space.

Yes. Tresani smart toilets are designed with universal fittings and a straightforward installation process. Our models feature built-in water tanks and come with all essential components, making installation simple for professional plumbers without the need for specialist equipment.

Yes. Smart toilets need an electrical outlet to power features such as the bidet heater, seat warmer and sensors. You may need to hire an electrician to install one. Tresani provides customer support to ensure your installation goes smoothly.

No. Smart toilets are designed to simplify cleaning. With anti-bacterial surfaces, self-cleaning functions, and durable high-quality materials, Tresani toilets stay fresher for longer. A simple wipe-down is all that’s required to keep them looking pristine.

At Tresani we provide all the essentials you need to install and actively use your smart toilet. Please refer to the 'included in the box' section.

Smart toilets can be particularly helpful for people with limited mobility. Hands‑free features such as motion‑activated lids and automatic flushing reduce the need for bending or twisting. The bidet and air dryer allow users to clean themselves without manual wiping, which can be beneficial for individuals with arthritis, injuries or other conditions affecting dexterity. Wireless remote controls and voice control make it easier to operate the toilet from a seated position. Tresani pays special attention to accessibility in its designs, making its smart toilets easy to use for all ages and abilities.

Estimated Annual Electricity Cost for a Smart Toilet
While exact costs depend on usage, settings, and local electricity prices, typical estimates suggest a modern smart toilet adds £50–£80/year in electricity for a 4 person household. This includes features like heated seats, warm water bidet functions, LED/night-lighting, and automatic flushing in standby/eco modes.

Estimated Annual Toilet Paper Cost for a Standard Toilet
Data suggests the average UK person uses about 2.5 toilet rolls per week, which comes to approx 127 rolls/year per person. Based on a household of 4 people and £0.50 per toilet roll, this cost could amount to just over £250/year.

Comparison / Savings
Switching to a smart toilet in many cases can reduce or eliminate the need for toilet paper, leading to potential savings of up to £200/year. The electricity cost remains low, so the extra comfort, hygiene, and reduced consumables can make Tresani toilets a cost-effective long-term investment.