Instructions / Assembly

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2022 Double Toilet Paper Holder Installation Instructions Page 1 of 2
2022-Installation Instructions
for In-the wall
Double Toilet Paper Holders
Use a stud finder to locate where the studs are in your wall. If possible, you’ll want your
product to go between the studs so that you do not have to cut through a stud.
Measure the back of your unit and cut a template from scrap paper to those measurements,
or, you can also use the product itself as a template. Place the template/product on the wall
and trace around it with a pencil. Cut the hole in the drywall using a drill and drywall saw. Use
a drill to drill a hole in each corner of the rectangle, then insert a drywall saw into each drilled
hole and cut to the next one. (see figure A) If your TP Holder came unfinished or primed, we
have left the back panel off to make it MUCH easier for you to finish it. Using screws from the
“Back Panel Screws” hardware bag, screw on the back panel. Ensure that the panel does not
overhang on any side as that could make it more difficult to get into your wall opening.
Using construction adhesive (such as Liquid Nails® Brand) (See figure B) found at any hardware
store, apply a bead all the way around the outer edge of the back of the toilet paper holder’s
frame overhang. (See figure C) Careful not to put too much or it will squeeze out once you insert
it against the wall. The adhesive will be adhering to the outside surface of your drywall. Wipe
away any excess with a damp rag quickly.
Check to see which side is marked TOP. You will want that side UP. The roller is NOT
centered in the holder. We do this on purpose. Once you hang the roll on the roller, because it
is raised, it will self-center the roll and it will not drag on the inside bottom of the holder.
Insert the toilet paper holder into the wall and press it into place. You will only have about a
minute to make any adjustments to the position before the adhesive begins to tack.
If desired, place a very thin bead of painter’s caulk around the outer edge to fill any small
gaps due to uneven wall surfaces.