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Seated wudu · Made in Canada

Sit. Wash. Pray.

Wudu made easier, above all the washing of the feet. No bending, no standing on one leg.

Washing done seated Grab bar within reach The floor stays dry Made in Canada
The SitWudu unit, three quarter view
The unit

Built around sitting down

A white unit in two parts. The basin above sits at normal height for the hands, arms and face. Below it, an open cavity takes the foot at seated height, with its own spout and drain.

Common questions
Every side

The unit on its own

SitWudu unit, three quarter view from the left
The chrome bar runs the full width of the front.
SitWudu unit from the opposite angle
Closed on three sides, so splashing stays inside.
SitWudu unit seen from above
A normal hand basin at a normal height.
SitWudu unit, front elevation
A wide opening with a low sill to clear.
A foot being washed inside the unit while seated
The feet

The water comes to the foot

Washing the feet is the part of wudu that asks the most of the body. Here the foot rests inside the basin at seated height and a low chrome spout brings the water to it. One hand stays on the bar throughout.

See it in use
What it gives you

Small details, thought through

Wudu completed sitting down, from the first rinse to the last

A chrome bar across the full width, at hand height

Closed on three sides, so water stays off the floor

Smooth white surfaces that wipe down in seconds

Connects to your existing plumbing with minimal modifications

We visit first, then quote. Nothing is ordered before that

Why it helps

Standing on one leg, five times a day

In most homes, washing the feet means balancing at the edge of a bathtub or reaching down to a low tap. It is a small movement carrying a large risk, and it is repeated every day.

20–30%

of Canadians aged 65 and over have one or more falls each year, and half of the serious ones happen at home. Public Health Agency of Canada, Seniors' Falls in Canada

In use

A seat, the bar, and water at foot height

That is the whole routine. No climbing, no reaching down, no one else needed in the room.

Seated washing, one hand on the bar
One hand on the bar, one foot under the spout.
A stool beside the unit
A simple stool is all that is needed beside it.
Seated at the unit, trousers rolled
Trousers rolled, knees relaxed, back straight.
Seated washing beside a window
Seated the whole time, start to finish.
Washing without help
Wudu completed without asking for a hand.
How it works

We come to you first

STEP ONE

A free home visit

We look at the bathroom, the water and drain lines, and the space around them. No charge, no obligation.

STEP TWO

A written price

One price covering the unit and the installation, given after we have seen the room, with nothing added later.

STEP THREE

We install it

Our own team connects it to your existing plumbing with minimal modifications, to local code. In most homes this is finished in a day.

In the home

About the space of a small vanity

Marble bathroom
Beside the shower
Bright tiled bathroom
In a bright family bathroom
Where a vanity used to stand
Where a small vanity used to stand
A room kept for prayer
In a room kept for washing and prayer
Questions

The questions we get asked

What size is it?

It is built around the height of a normal bathroom vanity, with a wide foot opening and a low sill to step over. We confirm the exact measurements against your room during the visit.

What is it made of?

A white composite body with a glossy, easy to wipe finish. The tap at the basin is a chrome single lever mixer, and inside the cavity there is a chrome spout and a round chrome drain.

Does it need special plumbing?

Yes and no. It is a specialty fixture, so it needs a slightly different setup from an ordinary vanity, but it is an easy install for any experienced plumber and it connects to your existing plumbing with minimal modifications.

Who installs it, and how long does it take?

We do it ourselves, working to local code. It is a straightforward job for an experienced plumber, and in most homes it is finished within a day.

Does water splash onto the floor?

The cavity is closed on three sides and the back panel is angled, so water runs forward into the drain. The spout sits low, close to the foot, which keeps the stream short.

Can it be used from a wheelchair?

It is designed for a person seated on a chair or stool. If a wheelchair is involved, mention it when we visit so we can check the clearances before anything is ordered.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the room and on what the plumbing needs, so we do not publish a single figure. The home visit is free, and the written quote after it covers the unit and the installation together.

The SitWudu unit seen from above
Who we are

A small Canadian workshop

SitWudu began with a problem inside our own families. Washing the feet for wudu had quietly become the hardest part of the day, and nothing on the market was built for it.

We make one product and we fit it ourselves. There are no salespeople in between, no showroom to visit, and no order placed before someone has seen your bathroom.

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Send a message on WhatsApp or call. Tell us a good time and we will arrange the visit.