Does this holder successfully hold some of these jumbo rolls that seem so common anymore?
1189689
Hard to answer without knowing how Jumbo you are talking about--but I have not had any problem putting any role on it thus far. I typically use Scott.
1169474
Hi Virgie, No it doesn't. It's poorly designed unfortunately. Hard to get the roll in without crushing the ends. The roll rubs and there's no way to adjust the holder. I returned mine and purchased this one which is great: Prodyne M-913 Stainless Steel Under Cabinet Paper Towel Holder. Cheers.
489048
Yes there is and the plastic is very clear and strong. I've so far used about 500 holders and not a single problem. I think it's an excellent buy when compared to purchasing then in smaller lots. What would have made this even better would have been the ability to make certain changes to the number and type of holders you get but still an excellent buy at that price.
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I didn'tput it together incorrectly, Its easy, but I'm a mechanical engineer. Problem is things like the roll inserts are designed to collapse and be squeezed into roll. The forces of the insert then exert a distorting force on the roll of paper or foil. The inserts also have a tendency to jump out of their slots. I simply consider it to be a poor design. End of discussion
139550
No it dosent.It has ends that are made to hold the roll in place.This is a very nice item and well worth the money.
1860886
It will hold a jumbo size roll, but it is very tight and at the end of the roll it does not hold tight enough. The spring is at high tension at the start and loses tension as the roll is used up. There is a better paper towel holder made of cherry wood that does not use a spring that can brake. It uses a pivoting weight that applies light pressure on the roll at the start and increases as the roll is used up. This allows you to use one hand to remove a sheet from start to finish.
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They will hold a great deal. I just tried seven sheets and it could probably take more overlapped. To release the paper grab it from the upper half and slide to either side until it starts to free itself and then it will just drop out. It's a well-made and useful product, I am very happy with it! Cheers, Gary
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I have not had any trouble. This is very sturdy and easy to fold out and put away. I have only had 3 big towels on each side at a time. If you balance the weight on each side I would say you can do more and it would hold it. With heavy towels it works good if you put some on each side. If you only have 2 or 3 it will not matter to much.
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I can fit a "regular" roll of towels. I have not tried to fit a "big" roll because I don't buy these jumbo rolls. There is no "spring" mechanism. The vertical bars that hold the roll is flexible enough to pull wide enough to insert your roll. I mount the dispenser under my kitchen cabinet, not against a wall that's why the holder part sits vertically and not horizontally as pictured.
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the lid is loose, but not "just" loose. It lies on top of the roll and acts like a "brake". On my old holder, when the roll got very small, the weight of the paper hanging down sometimes unraveled more paper. The flap on this one prevents that from happening. I have two of these now, and, if I ever move, the new house will also have them. The paper towel holders are also great, because, like the toilet paper holders, you can put the new roll on with one hand and no fumbling. I put those in the kitchen, laundry, workshop, garage, and guest bathroom. And, no, I do not work for nor have stock in the company --just a happy customer the lid is loose, but not "just" loose. It lies on top of the roll and acts like a "brake". On my old holder, when the roll got very small, the weight of the paper hanging down sometimes unraveled more paper. The flap on this one prevents that from happening. I have two of these now, and, if I ever move, the new house will also have them. The paper towel holders are also great, because, like the toilet paper holders, you can put the new roll on with one hand and no fumbling. I put those in the kitchen, laundry, workshop, garage, and guest bathroom. And, no, I do not work... » Read More the lid is loose, but not "just" loose. It lies on top of the roll and acts like a "brake". On my old holder, when the roll got very small, the weight of the paper hanging down sometimes unraveled more paper. The flap on this one prevents that from happening. I have two of these now, and, if I ever move, the new house will also have them. The paper towel holders are also great, because, like the toilet paper holders, you can put the new roll on with one hand and no fumbling. I put those in the kitchen, laundry, workshop, garage, and guest bathroom. And, no, I do not work for nor have stock in the company --just a happy customer « Show Less
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We have not been terribly happy with this holder. It is hard to load a full roll into it. And, when the roll gets low it tends to fall out of the end holders.
1727711
I do not know what an extra large roll is to you but I have purchased three different size rolls and all three of them will fit the holder.
309718
Yes but I always check the hight of the rolls because sometimes coins fall on the side - next time I am going to weight them on my digital kitchen scale. The bank take them anyway, the only think is that you must close the rolls.
275471
No it does not hold the big rolls at all. I beleive the largest roll would be the 50ft for either products. Still the best invention, I love it!! I've had one for at least 20 yrs
117000
I do not have 12-16 rolls of wrapping paper to test/answer your query. However, I do think it would hold the rolls. What a clever idea! The cardboard bottom helps anchor the hamper.
1727712
It will hold an extra large roll if it is the same height as the regular roll. It is really a beautiful holder. If you like oak, this is top quality oak and workmanship!
630646
I would say no....probably too tight....a regular roll is perfect. Hung mine under the counter.....great for the price and looks good.