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Question: What is the length of this item in inches? I need to install it in a tight space. Thank you.
Document: Not in the space I ordered it for. No problems returning it. Ended up using a really cheap item from the dollar store.
This paper towel holder works great. We had a bulky holder on our counter previously. We mounted this holder in an upright position on the window frame next to our sink. Frees up counter space, good resistance so you don't get more towel than you need. Very good quality. I bought one for my neighbors. They love it too!
- Easy to install- The barely noticeable roll restrictor prevents a &#34;runaway&#34; of the roll dispension after tearing off a sheet-  Simple slide off of empty tube , and slide on of new roll with no latches or locks to impede you-  Nice looking unit that would compliment almost any kitchen decor-  Solidly built, and as such, I do not ever anticipate a need to replace it
I use this daily. Still holding up after 5 months. easy to install. Did have to buy &#34;real &#34; anchors for drywall. ( $2 )saves counter space, great for busy families.
I installed this paper towel holder instead of our old one because of space issues. We needed a holder that we could install vertical and according to other reviewers, this one worked that way too. I installed it and it works perfectly, making it very easy to pull off just one paper towel at a time, or more as desired. One note on installation: most everything that is wall mounted now days comes with anchors for the wall and this is no exception.
This is a great deal. VERY well made, heavy. You need to make sure your cabinet is wide enough for this. Mine just fit after 2 small adjustments after first install.
Very happy with this holder. We wanted to gain counter space and had been looking for a holder to mount under cabinet. Install was simple. We did use our own screws as the ones provided were too long for the thickness of the cabinet wood. Good quality, good looks. Functions well.
The tight design on the inside of the roll allows you to pull just one towel off and the design gives you flexibility of where (and what direction) you mount the holder. Only negative is that it makes a little clicking noise when you pull the towels. I don't mind the noise but never-the-less it is not silent.
I mounted it to the side of the cabinets above the sink to get towels out of the way. Looks good and works good. The only think I don't care for is that it &#34;clicks&#34; when it turns to make the towels stay tight and I would have liked for it to free spin. Otherwise a good buy!
At first it was OK even if it didn't work quite right when the roll was full (ratcheting action/resistance changes radically when the roll is full versus when the roll is empty). After a few months, it broke and the roll was no longer tight on the holder (spring core was no longer doing it's job). I would not buy again.
Answer: I have two of these now. They are rigt about 14". I also had a very tight place Which even that it was 14" which is just a little bigger then the roll. It would not go where I wanted to put it. I could not reload it. Needs at least 24" to reload it. 14" for it and 14" befor the open end so you can reload. I just used it in another area that had open space on the loading end. I do love it. Just have to plan where it can go.