Sheep Toilet Paper Holder | Black Metal, Holds 7 Rolls

Sheep Toilet Paper Holder – Decorative Free-Standing or Wall-Mounted Iron Toilet Roll Storage for 7 Rolls, Black

Dhs. 237.90

Sheep Toilet Paper Holder – Black Metal Stand for Seven Spare Rolls

This sheep toilet paper holder is a flat black metal sculpture of a sheep whose body is a rack for spare rolls. Stack seven rolls in it and they become the sheep's woolly coat. It stands on four thin legs beside the toilet, or it can hang on the wall from two keyhole slots on the back. Easy Life Markets sells it on its own or as a pair.

Most spare-roll storage is either hidden in a cupboard or sits in a plain basket on the floor. This one is meant to be seen. It is a small joke in a room that usually has none, and it still does the practical job of keeping a week or two of paper within reach. The supplier's photos show it standing on a tiled floor next to a toilet and hanging on a green painted wall.

What Comes in the Box

The supplier lists one toilet paper holder per order on the single option. The photos of the parts show the body with its curved roll cradle, a round head plate and two leg pieces, each a pair of legs joined at the top. The supplier states that all assembly and mounting hardware is included and that the head and legs attach to the body. The "Black 2pcs" option is two complete holders. Toilet rolls are not included.

Size and Specifications

Type: Free-standing or wall-mounted spare toilet roll holder
Design: Sheep silhouette with a roll-holding body
Material: Iron, powder coated, according to the supplier
Colour: Black
Size: 53.5 × 8.5 × 33.5 cm, about 21 inches wide and 13 inches high
Capacity: Seven full-size rolls, as stated and shown
Mounting: Stands on its legs, or hangs from two keyhole slots on the back plate
Options: Black (one holder) or Black 2pcs (two holders)
SKU: CJJJJTJT38473-Black and CJJJJTJT38473-Black 2pcs

How It Holds the Rolls

The body is a sheet of metal bent into a shallow cradle with a back plate behind it. In the supplier's photo the rolls sit on their sides in a honeycomb pattern, three along the bottom, three in the middle row and one on top, with the back plate stopping them falling through. The rolls rest against each other, so the arrangement holds best when it is full. When only two or three are left, they simply lie in the bottom of the cradle.

The 8.5 cm figure in the supplier's size is the depth of the metal frame, not the depth of the stacked rolls. A standard roll is wider than that, so expect the paper to stick out in front of the frame. That is how it looks in every photo, and it is what makes the woolly coat.

A Straight Answer on the Details

Floor or wall. Both are shown. On the wall it hangs from two keyhole slots, so you need two screws in the wall at the right spacing. The supplier says mounting hardware is included but does not say what type of wall plug it suits, so check that against your wall.
Roll size. "Full-size rolls" is the supplier's wording. Very large or extra-long rolls may not sit seven to a frame. No internal measurements are given.
Corrosion. The supplier says the powder coating resists corrosion in a humid bathroom. Powder coating protects iron while it is intact. If it is chipped, the bare metal underneath can rust.
It is a novelty design. It holds spare rolls. It is not a dispenser for the roll in use.
Not stated: Weight, sheet thickness, the screws and plugs supplied, and whether the legs can be left off when wall-mounted.

Keeping Spare Paper Close

Toilet paper is the one bathroom item everybody notices only when it has run out. Keeping spares in the room itself, where the next person can see the supply going down, solves that without a cupboard. Rolls kept in the open do pick up some steam in a bathroom with a shower, so a spot away from the shower door is better than one right next to it.

Putting It Together and Placing It

Lay the body face down on a towel so the coating is not scratched.
Attach the two leg pieces and the head with the supplied fixings, as the supplier describes.
For floor use, stand it on a flat, dry surface beside the toilet, clear of the door swing.
For wall use, mark the two keyhole positions, drill and plug the wall to suit, and leave the screw heads standing out slightly so the slots can drop over them.
Load the bottom row first, then the middle and the top.

Care

Wipe it with a dry or slightly damp cloth and dry it afterwards.
Keep bleach and bathroom cleaning sprays off the metal.
Touch up any chip in the black coating with metal paint so rust does not start.
Mop up water around the feet if it stands next to a shower or bath.

Who It Suits

People who like a bit of humour in the house, country-style and farmhouse bathrooms, guest cloakrooms with no cupboard, and anyone shopping for a gift for someone who collects sheep. The pair option suits two bathrooms, or a matching pair either side of a doorway.

Common Questions

How many rolls does the sheep toilet paper holder take? Seven full-size rolls, according to the supplier.

Can it hang on the wall? Yes. It has two keyhole slots on the back, and the supplier says it mounts to the wall easily.

How big is it? 53.5 × 8.5 × 33.5 cm, or roughly 21 × 13 inches across the front.

What is "Black 2pcs"? Two holders instead of one.

Is it a known brand? No. It is an unbranded holder from our supplier.

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