2 Pack Industrial Pipe Toilet Paper Holder, Heavy Duty DIY Vintage Rustic Iron Roll Tissue Wall Mount Paper Holder Towel Racks with Hardware for Bathroom, Kitchen, Bedroom, Hallway

Remolded my Bathroom, and got to choose all new hardware. This became my hand towel holder, and I must say, it is absolutely beautiful. The style may be Post-Industrial, perhaps a bit Steam-Punk, but I consider it Perfect. I purchased a similar shelf bracket, towel rack, and stand alone toilet-paper holder, for a coordinated look in the Bath. This item is sturdy, with a great finish, and hangs a hand towel beautifully. It can also be used as a toilet paper holder, but unfortunately I could not use it that way, due to the configuration of my Bath. It is sturdy enough that a small child could hang on it, tho why someone would want to do such a thing is beyond me. In short, a well made and well-finished product.

Love the ease and look of these! I was so tired of the tension type holders. These are great! Install was fast and easy and it makes changing out the role so easy that even the kiddos can do it….. now do they? That’s a whole different story! I apparently haven’t figured out how to master instilling proper toilet paper filling etiquette in them … but believe me it’s not for a lack of trying! 🤦🏼‍♀️

While I don't particularly care for the way these industrial things look, I have to say that for the price they are very sturdy and definitely do the job. If the industrial look is your thing you can't go wrong with these. I use this as a hand towel holder as I have a very small space in the bathroom to mount something like this, and it's worked out great. It stays screwed together very well, and I like how there's four screw holes to mount it, I've found this works fine with two screws

Good quality, attaches easily and heavy enough to last a long time. I have three and two are over two years old and are still in perfect condition. Very stable product

The toilet paper holder is strong, heavy duty and easy to mount. It is heavy pipe so be sure to use wall anchors if not able to attach to a stud. However, pipe is a finicky thing for sure. My main problem is when attaching the arm that holds the paper, no matter how many different starting points I try when twisting the pieces together, the arm does not line up properly to give the perfect angle. Instead it loosens and starts to drop down causing the roll to slide off. I had it completely assembled when I mounted it and it wasn’t until a day or so later this issue began. Currently trying to decide between pipe tape on the threads or taking it down and reinstall, hopefully if I reinstall I can do it without damaging the delicate wood work on the cabinet.

I have always liked the look of this toilet paper holder, but never had a place to put it. My husband just built a large, very nice shop to brew beer, cookout and have people over. This is PERFECT! Plus I love the holders that you can just slip the roll on and off easily. For some reason that extra 5 seconds is too much for some people and the roll lands on the back of the toilet. The price was great! Big box stores charge much more. I did buy 2 of these, the second will hold the towel. Again, people might hang it up if they can just throw it on vs actually putting it on a proper towel holder.

Well made, durable rustic industrial piece.

This isn't the same pipe you would generally use if you were making your own out of iron pipe - a lighter pipe material. But, on the other hand, I don't have to collect the components, clean them, and then prime and paint them. For my purpose, black was fine, and the powder coating appears well applied. I did have to mount it, then tighten all the pieces again, remove and rotate it 45 degrees and tighten again - just didn't want to apply a wrench to any part of it and possibly damage the finish. Real iron pipe has a tapered pipe thread that once tightened, stays tight. This feels like the threading isn't tapered and may require tightening and rotating again at some point. Should have applied pipe joint compound before assembling and that might have eliminated some of the loosening over time. Overall, happy. For about the same price, I could have bought the iron pipe equivalent pieces, but then spent the time to finish them.