Editor's Note
This editor’s note highlights the key facts and market implications behind “SFA Launches New Saniwash Wall-Hung Bidet Toilet”, with emphasis on sourcing, product fit, fabrication, logistics, or buyer impact.
The concept of the bidet toilet, created in Switzerland in 1957 by Hans Mauer, is widespread in Asia, particularly in Japan, to the point of being mistakenly called the Japanese toilet. However, the market has been developing for a few decades in Europe, notably driven by the high-end hospitality sector and is increasingly expanding into private homes in search of hygiene and comfort.
A true guarantee of absolute (anal/intimate) hygiene, coupled with a feeling of freshness, the bidet toilet is indeed designed to be the seat of comfort. Heated and even massaging, maintenance-free, it combines numerous functionalities and can be installed just as easily in new construction as in renovation projects.
Not to mention its ecological aspect, as it drastically reduces the use of traditional toilet paper (which is not very ecological due to its high consumption of trees and water).
True to its vocation of designing high-performance and easy-to-install solutions, SFA will literally democratize the market in 2025 thanks to its latest innovation: the Saniwash wall-hung bidet toilet with drying function. This new SFA revolution will stand out for its indisputable hygiene qualities but also for its many features guaranteeing absolute and customizable comfort.
Saniwash: Refined Design and Extended Adaptability
With an elegant design, Saniwash boasts great adaptability to harmoniously equip sanitary spaces. Furthermore, Saniwash is compatible with many SFA Sanibroyeur® solutions, with support frames (Saniwall Pro Up for tiling or glass, Saniwall Pro Up Style) or for wall-hung toilets, like the Sanipack Pro Up.
Saniwash: Plurality of Features for Maximum Comfort and Perfect Hygiene
Beyond being marketed at a particularly attractive price (recommended retail price of 920 euros ex. VAT), Saniwash is equipped with a multitude of features with advanced technologies that will quickly establish it in French toilet corners and bathrooms.
Saniwash is easily operated via an intuitive remote control or a side button. These controls allow for the customization, as desired, of many features via user profile recordings. It is thus possible to adjust, for example, the jet intensity and water temperature (3 levels from 32 to 42°C), but also one of the different cleaning and drying modes (4 ventilation levels ranging from ambient temperature up to 52°C).
It should be noted that Saniwash aims to be universal as it is intended for both men and women with its dual-nozzle spray (adjustable position) which ensures anal washing as well as washing dedicated to female intimacy (jet oscillation).
In addition to a massage function, Saniwash also offers the possibility of benefiting from a heated seat (4 levels, again, from ambient temperature up to 38°C) and also has an air deodorization function with a sensor and activated carbon filter.
While the lid opens via a presence sensor and the seat via the remote control, note that the closing of the seat and lid, after use, is automatic. Finally, let's mention that Saniwash also offers a night light, to avoid turning on the room light, and it has an energy-saving mode.
Saniwash: Maintenance Side, Again All About SFA’s Ease of Use
A true technological concentrate serving optimal comfort and impeccable intimate hygiene, this new product signed by SFA also stands out for its ease of maintenance. Easy maintenance indeed characterizes Saniwash with, again, many features such as self-cleaning, automatic nozzle cleaning, descaling with cycle tracking via the LED, or even UV sterilization of the bowl.
With electrical class I and a protection rating of IPX4, Saniwash is marketed at a suggested retail price starting from 920 euros ex. VAT and excluding installation. The package includes the entire system: wall-hung bowl, soft-close seat, remote control with holder, 1 hose, 1 quarter-turn valve, 1 wall gasket, fixing screws and cover, Allen key for electrical connection.
Source: Read the original article | Published: February 10, 2025