Toilet Roll Dispenser Refills

Jumbo toilet rolls are larger commercial formats, while mini jumbo rolls suit compatible smaller dispensers. A longer roll can extend the interval between changes, but the dispenser's maximum roll diameter still determines what can be loaded.

For a new washroom, consider how many people use each cubicle and how often staff check supplies. For an existing washroom, work within the dispenser specification. A 200m or 300m description tells you the paper length; it does not confirm the roll's physical fit.

Commercial dispensers can use compact rolls, coreless paper or centre-pull refills as alternatives to conventional jumbo formats. Each arrangement has its own loading and dispensing requirements, so choose the format specified for your unit.

Coreless toilet rolls have no cardboard tube. Centre-pull systems feed paper from the middle of the roll through a dedicated outlet. Compact and twin-roll systems hold particular refill sizes; the word "compact" alone does not establish compatibility.

Compare the capacity of the complete dispenser as well as the amount of paper on each roll. A suitable system should provide enough paper between your scheduled washroom checks.

• Dispenser model or system: use the label inside the unit or the manufacturer's refill guide.
• Outside roll diameter: confirm that a full roll fits inside the casing.
• Core diameter: match the centre opening to the specified spindle or mounting arrangement.
• Paper width: check clearance and the required dispensing path.
• Feed format: distinguish conventional rolls, centre-pull systems and coreless refills.

If the label is missing, retain the old refill packaging or photograph the unit and its mechanism before asking for help. Avoid choosing solely by the appearance of a partly used roll.

The range includes Tork, Katrin, 2Work, Scott, Kleenex, Lucart Professional, Raphael, Leonardo, Maxima, 5 Star and Cheeky Panda, alongside value options. Choose by compatibility and paper specification first, then compare the available brands within that format.

Tork Toilet Roll Refills

Tork toilet roll refills cover several dispensing systems. The system code matters: a Tork Mini Jumbo roll and a SmartOne Mini roll are designed for different mechanisms, despite both using the word "mini".

Compare Tork T2 Mini Jumbo 120238, SmartOne Mini 472193 and OptiServe Coreless 472620 against your existing system. Confirm the exact dispenser model and refill specification before substituting one product for another.

Katrin Toilet Roll Refills

Katrin toilet paper includes dedicated System rolls as well as Gigant and jumbo formats. These names identify different refill requirements, so keeping a record of the Katrin product code is useful when several washrooms use the same brand.

Katrin Classic ECO System 103424 provides 800 sheets of 2-ply paper per roll and is intended for Katrin System dispensers. It should not be selected simply because an existing dispenser carries the Katrin name.

The range also includes Katrin Gigant 62080 and Katrin Jumbo 62110, both listed with 60mm cores. Core size is only one check: the roll diameter and stated dispenser compatibility must also match.

2Work Toilet Roll Refills

2Work toilet roll refills include jumbo, mini jumbo, Micro Twin and coreless products for compatible commercial dispensers. They give business buyers several formats to compare within the same brand, including recycled options on selected lines.

Pay particular attention to the core. The 2Work 200m Mini Jumbo KF03811 has a 60mm core, while 2Work Mini Jumbo 2W70323 has a 76mm core. Both are 200m rolls supplied in packs of 12, but that does not make them interchangeable.

For a suitable coreless system, 2Work Micro Twin Coreless 2W00697 contains 800 sheets per roll. Check your dispenser model before changing between cored and coreless refills.

Other Branded & Value Refills

Other choices include Scott toilet tissue, Leonardo Versatwin and Raphael VersaTwin rolls, Lucart EcoNatural products, Maxima and 5 Star mini jumbo rolls, and Cheeky Panda jumbo formats. Use the brand filter to narrow the selection, then check the individual refill details. Similar names or dimensions do not prove that products from different ranges fit the same dispenser.

Many commercial toilet roll refills use 2-ply paper, with other grades available in selected systems. Ply is the number of layers in each sheet; it should be considered alongside sheet dimensions, softness, paper composition and the amount supplied.

Where recycled content or certification forms part of your purchasing policy, check the exact product specification. Do not assume every refill from Tork, Katrin or 2Work has the same material content or certification. Retain the relevant product information when approving a replacement line for your organisation.

Case price is more useful when you know how much paper it buys. For rolls described by length, calculate the total metres in the case. A pack of twelve 200m rolls contains 2,400 metres; divide the case price by 2,400 to calculate the price per metre.

Compare similar paper widths and ply, and use the same VAT basis. For products sold by sheet count, compare total sheets alongside sheet size. Include any delivery charges and check the multibuy quantity breaks shown on individual products before deciding how many cases to order.

Keep an approved refill list for each building or cleaning contract. Recording the brand, dispenser model, product code and case quantity helps colleagues reorder the same specification and keeps different systems separate in the store cupboard.

Review consumption around changes in attendance, school terms, visitor numbers or shift patterns. Agree a minimum stock level for each refill and allow for the delivery lead time shown when ordering. Store unopened paper in a dry area with product labels visible.

If your existing units work well, reorder the approved refill specification and compare suitable pack quantities. When considering a different format, include the cost of any replacement dispensers in the comparison, alongside paper costs and the time spent refilling them.

Browse toilet roll dispensers if new hardware is needed. For conventional holders, explore standard toilet rolls. Folded-sheet systems use toilet tissue dispenser refills rather than rolls.