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A Buyers Guide - Toilet Paper Dispensers
ILC Reference NO 81:24:601
Item sourced from ILC ACT database
Short Description
There are many types and qualities of toilet paper dispenser on the
market: some are easy to use (ie. dispensing toilet paper), some
enable ease of changing toilet rolls; the value of some is based purely on
aesthetics and the value of others is in ensuring the the toilet roll is difficult to remove (is not stolen or wasted).
Price Guide
Refer to supplier details for pricing.
More Details
POINTS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING A TOILET ROLL HOLDER:
* Toilet roll holder versus tissue dispenser versus other type.
* Ease of use.
* Ease of refill.
* Frequency of refill (capacity, if more than one roll).
* Height to mount at.
* Ease of installation.
* Durability of design.
* Likelihood of being used as a physical support.
* Ease of use for a one-handed person (A "hooded holder" or one that is spring loaded to stop the spindle travelling may be useful. Also
consider interleaved paper that is pulled out in individual sheets).
FEATURES:
There are some toilet roll dispensers which can attach to an over toilet
frame / surround or grab rail.
AVAILABLE FROM:
* Plumbing Outlets. Refer to yellow pages or telephone book.
* See Suppliers listed below.
FEEDBACK:
We are keen to receive feedback on the information we provide. If there is something we should add or need to change, please let us know.
These are general suggestions - if you experience considerable difficulty in performing activities of daily living, consult an Occupational
Therapist at a Community Health Centre, or Aged Care Assessment Team, or make an appointment at the ILC.
Supplier Information - click to supplier for contacts details
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