How well does a vertically mounted holder dispense the toilet paper? To be mounted behind toilet, ~8-10 inches up from floor. Tight space...
142457
I have it inside a cabinet next to the toilet (the new cat keeps tearing up the paper). It works GREAT!
142458
This is way more space efficient than a traditional horizontal roll holder. But it has to be extremely well mounted on a stud or cabinet as it will not hold on wall board, no matter how well mounted.
1093590
Total length is 6 inches. It fits into the usual toilet paper holder and works fine.
1658882
Robert K. Gave a very good answer, mine would not be any better.By the way, I have the same problem with my toilet paper holder, I wish that I could fix this, it annoying.
68972
I have the Moen ORB light fixture on one wall and the recessed toilet paper holder on the opposite wall with a oil rubbed shower door between. They coordinate and blend very nicely. My husband had no problem fitting the toilet paper holder in the exiting opening which I assume is standard.
2148250
I have a really tiny space too - it worked perfectly. I didn't have any room for the magazine holder so it's in my closet holding toilet paper. But I have uploaded photos you can take a look at in the customer uploaded images section if you'd like.
1295981
Baseboard isn't the primary concern. The toilet has space to accommodate most baseboards. But 12" from wall to bolts is truely the bare minimum. I have exactly 12" from the wall the to mounting bolts on the floor and the back of the toilet, about 10" up from the floor, is 1/8" from the wall. 12" from the wall to bolts (rough-in) is the absolute minimum.
1478963
The lowest shelf is 36" from the ground (fits well above the toilet.) there is a bar you see running across the bottom which only to stabalize the spacesaver and it is 7" from the ground. The product will work without this stabalizer bar but it does make it steadier.
58920
there is nothing that goes behind the toilet tank or bowl and the legs are 1 1/2 in wide so you would need at least that much clearance between the tank top and vanity top. the cabinet sits above the average size tank/toilet and the brace that goes behind the toilet for the legs sits either above or below the on/off valve for the toilet. i love mine. only thing you have to know is to assemble the legs and put them up without the cross bar on the bottom, then put the cross bar behind the toilet from the bottom and then screw it on the legs. then put the top on and attach it to the legs. it only takes one screw to hold it to the wall. the hole is in there already and it holds it securely. i drilled a hole in the plaster, put the plastic holder in the plaster to hold the screw tightly and the cabinet securely. i can't remember if it came with it. the directions are so easy to follow just remember to not attach the top on unless you have someone to help stand it up. really easier to do it separate. my toilet sits against the wall and it's between the wall and vanity so it was not that hard for me. i'm a 57 year old female and i actually enjoyed putting it together since everything, i mean everything is marked and there are easy to follow instructions.
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The unit was not designed to install vertically. I doubt that it would hold a 30 lb roll vertically in its current configuration without failing. There are no mounting points designed in to allow installation in that point. I would say for safety that it is a horizontal, counter only unit. Bulman makes a vertical unit - see: Bulman R996-27 Single Roll Vertical Paper Cutter (For 24" or 27" Rolls) for more information on Amazon. Hope that helps!
890811
I didn't receive a holder so I am not sure. I had a pipe clamp (I think that's what it is) and I screwed it into the wall next to the toilet. I had one with a holder in the past an the husband attached it to the toilet.
1498531
Mine is elongated and it works fine. It is sort of notched on the sides and holds the toilet bowl well. Also has some rubber spots (feet) that help also to hold in place. Your toilet will protrude a little in front, maybe 1" to 1 1/2". Is not an issue.
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On my toilet it is at a lower level. About half as high with the half flush. I installed the unit as it came making no adjustments ( with one unit on each of my two toilets ) It doesn't seem to make any difference that I can see. I use half flush all the time even on solid waste. I do how ever use a portable bidet on all my toilets and my family and I tend to use less toilet paper as well as having better hygiene. I imagine I could adjust it ( if I cared to ) but of coarse use more water as a result.
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It's installed with two screws, in the middle of the holder. It won't work if you're trying to replace a recessed toilet paper holder - only if your previous spot was mounted on the wall. It's refilled just by setting the TP in the holder - it's not actually stuck in there. Our cats and toddler have both gotten ahold of the end to pull it out but have a tough time if the end is tucked in.
1936197
It fits between the toilet and the vanity in my bathroom. Seems small enough to get in my tight places. It doesn't go very flat to reach under furniture if thats a concern. I'm very happy with it!
2208567
We mounted this on the left side next to our toilet. I would not recommend installing it vertically. The mounting brackets are fantastic. My husband is a large man and it is VERY secure. We have bracket mounted into a stud and the right one into just drywall and it is extremely sturdy.
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Thi Is Not A Bad Idea & Is Well Made. It Just Doesn't Hang Onto Toilet Paper Well. Could A Rubber Band Help? Messy Fingers Aside, It Just Doesn't Work Well, For me.
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My bathroom is extremely small and the toilet close to the wall (about 7" away). I'm able to slide the steam mop sideways, but since it's going the "wrong" way, it's tough to get any traction and therefore wiping power. I do, however, run the steam mop over the top of the toilet seat cover, and it does a good job of cleaning it! More convenient (and fewer chemicals) than normal scrubbing.