Gatco 4243 Latitude II European Tissue Holder, Chrome

Excellent product and very stylish. Easy installation.

I've had this tissue holder installed for a couple of months in our main bathroom and so far it's holding up very well. It looks modern and the toilet paper has never slipped off. Great buy!

My last roll holder broke eons ago and I never replaced it. I found this, at a sizable discount, while trolling Warehouse Deals for an item to make up a free shipping order. The packaging was damaged but the contents are pristine and are of good quality and appearance.Mounting is easy, except for the set-screw which is a bit fiddly being close to the wall for turning the hex key. The upside is that the screw has a dab of thread locker which will prevent it from working loose. A thoughtful touch.

Top quality sturdy hardware. The chrome is mirror like and and the hardware included is robust. Costs a little more than other options here but worth it. Have also bought other Gatco hardware items- double robe hook and towel ring and they are all top quality.I mounted this with the hook facing left and wanted the set screw hidden facing down. I backed off the allen bolt that connects the arm to the base, turned the arm 180 degrees and tightened it back up. Now the set screw on the base faces down with the arm facing left making for a perfect installation. Very pleased.

These have a high quality chrome finish, and appear solidly made. The criticisms on these seem to revolve around a tendency to droop out of horizontal. Since I don't like to have to re-fiddle with completed projects, I added a step to the installation. After tightening the set screw to establish a horizontal installation (use a level!), I then removed everything from the wall. The set screw marked the base plate where it had been tightened. I used a drill bit slightly smaller than the set screw to make this a shallow but defined detente. I then reassembled the whole thing. Of course, a rigid assembly does you no good if the attachment to the wall is not solid. If possible, screw it to a stud, or use more aggressive drywall fasteners than those supplied. So far, so good. No wobbles.