Toilet Rolls, Tissue & Dispensers

Conventional toilet rolls suit washrooms with compatible standard holders, including smaller offices, guest accommodation and staff facilities. They are a practical starting point when you want to retain existing fittings and replenish paper during regular cleaning rounds.

Compare sheets per roll as well as rolls per pack. Two cartons containing the same number of rolls can provide different amounts of toilet paper. Check the roll diameter where the holder has an enclosed cover or limited clearance.

Jumbo and mini jumbo toilet rolls offer longer roll formats for compatible commercial dispensers. They are worth considering where frequent replacement of conventional rolls adds to the workload, such as shared office toilets, schools, leisure facilities and public-facing premises.

Browse toilet roll dispenser refills and compare the maximum roll diameter, paper width and core diameter with your dispenser specification. Roll length alone does not establish whether a refill will fit, and mini jumbo rolls are not a universal size.

Coreless toilet rolls are made without a cardboard centre and require a compatible dispensing system. The range also includes compact and specialist refills, so a similar-looking roll should not be treated as an interchangeable replacement.

Record the system name or code before reordering. For example, Tork Mini Jumbo T2, SmartOne Mini T9 and OptiServe Coreless T7 identify different dispensing systems. Match the refill to the manufacturer's compatibility information, rather than choosing by brand name alone.

Keeping the approved refill code alongside each site's dispenser details can make repeat orders simpler and help prevent unsuitable stock being sent to another location.

Bulk pack toilet tissue usually refers to folded sheets supplied in sleeves for a compatible tissue dispenser. This is a product format: it is different from buying conventional toilet rolls in bulk.

Explore folded toilet tissue refills for existing bulk pack systems. Check the sheet dimensions, fold arrangement, sheets per sleeve and sleeves per case. When fitting a new unit, choose the refill and toilet tissue dispenser together so the paper loads and feeds as intended.

A suitable toilet roll dispenser needs to work for both washroom users and the team responsible for refilling it. Consider the following before ordering:

• Refill compatibility: confirm the supported roll format, dimensions and any system code.
• Capacity: compare single-roll and multi-roll arrangements against demand between cleaning visits.
• Position: check wall space, door clearance and how easily users can reach the paper.
• Maintenance: consider refill access, cleaning and whether a lockable model would be useful.

Check what is supplied with the unit, including any key or mounting accessories. Confirm whether refills need to be ordered separately.

Ply describes the number of paper layers in each sheet. Compare it alongside sheet size, texture, paper composition and the quantity supplied. A higher ply count does not, by itself, establish which product offers the best value for your washrooms.

The range includes recycled toilet paper and bamboo-based options. If your organisation has a purchasing policy, check each product's stated recycled content, fibre source, packaging and any relevant certification. Use the individual specification to assess whether it meets your requirements.

Compare equivalent quantities before deciding which case is better value. For sheet-counted rolls, multiply the number of rolls by the sheets per roll. For jumbo products sold by length, multiply the rolls per case by the metres per roll.

Cost per 1,000 sheets = case price divided by total sheets in the case, multiplied by 1,000. Compare similar sheet sizes and paper specifications, using prices on the same VAT basis. Where length is the only measurement provided, compare cost per metre between rolls of a similar width and ply.

Include storage space, delivery charges and the time spent replacing rolls in your purchasing decision. Selected products offer multibuy prices at the quantities shown on their product pages.

Base stock levels on actual use and the time between replenishment visits. An office with steady weekday attendance may need a different refill schedule from a venue with short, busy event periods or a warehouse operating across several shifts.

Keep a record of dispenser models, approved refills and typical weekly consumption for each location. Set a reorder point that allows for delivery time and busier periods, and store unopened cases in a dry area. For cleaning contractors, separate each client's refill requirements before placing a combined order.