Delta Linden Tissue Holder in Champagne Bronze

We have had Delta products in the past and have been very pleased with the quality. We wanted them again in our new house.

My three year old old son can change the roll with the swing up toilet paper design. Quality materials, easy to install and love the seamless design.

Although not yet installed, the item appears well made.

Delta has always backed their product if/when I have and issue. Thank you!

The toilet holder can easily open. Thought it would be more sturdier.

The Delta champagne bronze line is a really nice line. The color is not really the warm bright gold that is trending right now, so if that's what you are looking for, you'll want to look elsewhere. However, we think the color is beautiful and looks so much classier in our bathroom than chrome. We are not disappointed with the color at all. That being said, the color does vary noticeably in person (to us, at least) from product to product. The color of the sink faucet and shower faucet are slightly different, and the color of the tissue holder and towel bar vary from that of the sink faucet and shower faucet. Not enough to see unless you are really studying the pieces side by side, so a guest using our bathroom would never notice, but still, this seems like a fairly big QC problem if the human eye can discern that the colors are different. Additionally, the tissue holder was sent without the instructions included. This was obviously a mistake, as the box clearly states they are included. No instructions, no template. This made it rather a pain to install (though I did it, by myself, never having installed a tissue holder before *pats self on back*). I just had trace the two ends on the wall, measure the space from the edge of them to the center where it would attach to the bracket, and mark the two holes of the bracket on the wall. Was kind of hairy but worked out okay. I could have just printed instructions from online, but we don't have a printer at home, and I didn't feel like driving 30 minutes to the office to print, on my day off, which was the day I wanted to get this installation project done...and plus the principle of the matter is that as a paying customer, I shouldn't have to do that. The instructions should just be included as stated. But that sounds rather like millennial entitlement. Le sigh.

We selected Delta's linden collection when building our house a couple of years ago. While we enjoy it over all, the lever of the tissue holder has proven to be a frustrating accessory over time. A plastic piece where the lever joins the post on the wall appears to have cracked it now falls apart with each use. There is a screw that looks like you could tighten to correct theissue however it just spins and cannot be tightened or removed. A tissue holder does not seem to be an item in a home thatshould become problematic within 2 years of use. Imagine the shock (especially to our gusts) each time the metal arm drops, clanking onto the tule tile floor!? Can this be remedied?

After a month of use, the arm falls of every time we change the tissue. The inner piece that holds the arm on is made of plastic with a small slot in it, The smallest side of the slot cracked and the plastic piece falls out along with the arm. Our contractor suggested we use only delta parts because of the great quality. Its is not a good quality product. Our other delta products are holding up fine. Now I am looking for a spring loaded tissue holder as this one was a waste of money.

Bath contractor installed this a part of total remodel. What a poorly designed fixture. Depending on the way you pull the toilet tissue off the center bar becomes dislodged as pictured. There appear to be holes in the casting that might have been designed to secure a latch of some type. That I s way this fixture needs. If I could find a fixture that came close to matching I would deep six this one in a minute. I recommend finding a dispenser with the spring loaded roller in traditional fashion.