Command Bath Matte Black Toilet Paper Holder, 1 Toilet Paper Holder, 2 Strips

We have an older bathroom that's tiled to the ceiling. Instead of having to remodel or drilling holes into grout this works perfect and the command strips hold the weight surprisingly well. We were able to put it where we needed it and not just where the bathroom wall/tile/grout allows. An added benefit is that this toilet paper holder is very modern looking and gives the bathroom a modern accent. Opted for the black color to match our other bathroom hardware.

This brand has a quick fix for many day to day issues that seem crop up at the worst possible time! Yeah, company is due and the toilet paper holder in the guest bathroom broke. Ran to the store, spotted this, bought it (along with the matching hand towel holder), returned home, quickly prepped the area and installed it. DONE! Looks great and is completely stable! Love it!

Good job Command! Day 5 or so and it's still on the wall. Looks nice. It's just myself using it and I'm always gentle. I wonder how it would hold up with kids yanking on the paper. Works for me so far.

Love the sleek look. it was easy to apply (as all Command products are). I also bought the matching towel bar and hand towel ring. Kudos to whoever came up with this idea for the bathroom!! No holes in the wall and they look great.

Got this for my camper as I know that command hooks do not ruin the walls and you don't have to use screws looks good and works as needed

So far, so good. Has held up to kid use for two weeks now. 22 was a lot for what it is - plastic base and metal rod.

I have extremely hard tile on the walls in my bathroom and had to resort to a stick-on toilet paper holder as opposed to one that would be attached to the walls. I've only had it installed for a couple of days and it seems like it's going to do the trick. however, it's advertised as rust resistant, and that's true, but it's because it's plastic. $25 for plastic? I think $25 for a plastic toilet paper holder is a bit much. as I said, it's sticking so far so I guess it's working, but about half the price would seem more appropriate.

Followed the instructions exactly to hang the toilet paper roll. I like that you don't have to put any screws or nails into the wall and it stays up with the command strips. The one thing I could not figure out was how to push it back up to take it off and let it sit there for 24 hours. It's been up for at least a month now and it hasn't moved very happy with the way it looks, and it's easy to load the toilet paper onto it.

i thought the entire thing was metal (stainless). only the rod that holds the toilet paper roll is stainless. purposely deceiving packaging. not worth the $22 bucks.

3M products do not adhere well, to ANY surface. I had to use epoxy glue to stick this to my wall. I don't know why I bought this-I know 3M is a mere shadow of what it once was. I'm betting the company moved overseas.