Toilet Roll Holders

Toilet Roll Holders for all Environments

Simply put, a toilet roll holder has to be reliable and purposeful. That said, we go above and beyond to offer a range of toilet roll holders and dispensers in various styles and finishes, so there is a match for your desired aesthetic.

Our Dispensers vary by finish, style, and size - we have something to suit all commercial environments. We stock everything from vandal-resistant, lockable dispensers in robust stainless steel to those designed for budget and functionality.

Customers include schools, offices, public toilets and many more commercial businesses. Our helpful sales staff will be happy to answer any queries relating to our toilet roll holders or other products, so get in touch today on 01202 650900.

Toilet Roll Holder FAQ

How to fit a Toilet Roll Holder

It’s easy to fit a toilet roll holder to the wall. Here’s how you can do it in a few steps:

• Position the toilet roll holder approximately 26 inches above the ground on the wall; this is the standard height. 
• Using a pencil, mark out the screw positions; you can use a spirit level here to ensure your placement is straight. If you are trying to fit your toilet roll holder to a tile wall, you can use tape to mark out the holes where your fixings will be fitted. It is important that you do this before drilling, as an incorrect placement can cause unnecessary damage to your wall. 
• Use a drill to drill in the holes and insert wall plugs
• Use a screwdriver to tighten the screws through the toilet roll holder’s backplate.
• Ensure that your toilet roll holder is secure, and you are done!

What are the benefits of a mounted Toilet Roll Holder?

• They are space-efficient as they can be stored above the ground
• They are a hygienic solution - storing toilet rolls on top of toilets, or urinals, may risk cross-contamination
• They are tidy - having toilet tolls mounted up in a cubicle can be unsightly and give a poor impression of your business. 
• You can get toilet roll holders which prevent waste - for example, single sheet toilet roll dispensers prevent washroom users from taking more toilet roll paper than they need, which is both more environmentally friendly and cost-efficient. 

How high should a Toilet Roll Holder be?

It is advised that a toilet roll holder be approximately 26 inches above the ground and roughly 10 inches from the toilet. It’s important that toilet roll holders are within easy reach of the toilet for children and those with restricted mobility.

What to Consider before Buying a Toilet Roll Holder

Here are a few things to consider before choosing the right toilet roll holder for you:

• Is it for a commercial or domestic setting? If you are looking for a toilet roll holder to be used in a commercial environment, such as an office or leisure centre, you may wish to invest in a toilet roll holder which can be locked (vandal-proof) or has the capacity for larger toilet rolls for washrooms with high traffic.
• Who will be using it? It’s important to ensure toilet roll holders are accessible and within easy reach for children and people with disabilities. 
• Style of the toilet roll holder: choose the style that best suits your commercial washroom. 

If you are still unsure which toilet roll holder or dispenser is right for you, please contact us, and a member of our friendly team will be happy to offer their advice. 

How to fix a Toilet Roll Holder

If you have a toilet roll holder which has become loose over time (possibly because screws have fallen out of place), you may wish to tighten it so it is securely attached to your wall. How you fix your toilet roll holder will depend on what the issue is but you may be able to simply tighten the screws on the toilet roll holder ‘arms’ or on the mounted wall bracket beneath. If this does not work, it may be a good idea to contact an expert/someone with experience in bathroom fittings. 

Where should a Toilet Roll Holder be placed?

A toilet roll holder should be placed within easy reach of the toilet in a washroom. They are commonly mounted to the wall in a cubicle, between 8 and 12 inches from the toilet. On the other hand, freestanding toilet roll holders are usually placed beside the toilet.