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We use this in our RV bathroom and it works great. Adheres well. Cute accent

I live in a rental, so drilling a bunch of holes is not an option for me. The landlord installed a holder that fell off the wall the first month we were there. I got one of those stand up holders with the rolls in it and i got tired of the way that looked and the bottom roll seemed to get dirty and I never wanted to use it. This is the perfect option for us. It is an adhesive so just stick to the wall. I have had it up for more then a week now and no problems at all. And it fits my large Charmin rolls. I do think it would be nice to have a screw in option for those who want it. However at this price, you could get two...

This is great for our half bath. The simple adhesive made putting it up a breeze

Show you can screw it or stick it to a wall but does not come with predrilled holes. Other than that it’s very nice.

I like that it matched my kitchen accessories. The adhesive was not the strongest. It’s easy to install but falling in the kitchen. It’s probably better if you screw it in but I was trying to avoid holes.

I just moved into a new home and thought this black toilet paper holder will go well in my kitchen to hold my kitchen towel.Personally, it would have been nice to have the option to screw it in as well as you need to be careful where you attach the adhesive to a surface. Painted walls seem to get damaged in my opinion. I'm attaching it to wood so I don't foresee a problem other than it not staying up.Finally, it's a little lightweight, but for my purpose this doesn't bother me.

This was super easy to install and was a quick fix for our TP roll. It fits any size roll just fine. I am using a jumbo roll on mine. It doesn’t fall off the holder and the black is super sleek.

I'm slowly replacing all of the cheap, builder-grade, chrome fixtures in my guest bath. This little toilet tissue holder is perfect for the space. There is very little room between this cabinet, where the holder is affixed, and the toilet, so I couldn't use anything too large or intrusive. And I definitely wanted something that didn't need a spring-loaded rod between two separate pieces of hardware, screwed into the cabinet. This item is installed simply through the magic of adhesive, which is heat-activated. There is an option to screw the holder into the cabinet, but no holes were provided in the piece, and I'm way too lazy to create holes in metal myself. I was skeptical about how well this would adhere to the finish on the cabinet, but had nothing to lose by trying. You simply remove the protective strip, use a blow dryer or heat tool to warm up the adhesive for a few seconds, then apply it to the surface, and press firmly for a minute. Then let it sit for 24 hours, and voila! It holds very firmly, based on my super-scientific method of trying to pull it off. I chose to place mine at a slight upward angle, as there is less chance of pulling off the whole roll (I'm looking at you, husband!). You can place it at any angle you like, from straight vertical, to straight horizontal, and anything in between. My method had the additional advantage of not needing to use a level when placing it. If you prefer everything on straight lines, use a level to mark the spot you want it, because once it's attached, it's attached hard. This is perfect for me, because you barely see the holder at all, against my black cabinet. For less than $7, as of this writing, this is an affordable, easy, functional, and pretty item.