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This Article:
Find a good spot, layout the
spacing of the two brackets, screw the brackets to the vanity,
cover the screws with plugs. |
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| Skill Level:
2 (Basic) |
Time Taken:
About 15 Minutes |
By
Bruce W. Maki,
Editor
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First I gathered up the components.
Next was a very critical measurement. In order for the
spring-loaded roll holder to function, the two brackets must
be precisely spaced. I chose 5 inches. |
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I based this dimension on a measurement of a standard roll of
butt wipe, which is just over 4 inches wide.
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Since the T.P. holder was being mounted on the side of the
vanity, there was no need to locate any studs. I positioned
one bracket, made it level, and marked the holes.
I drilled small pilot holes in the vanity so the screws
would go in easily. |
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If the toilet paper holder was going to installed on drywall,
I would have used toggle bolt anchors similar to those used in this article
about hanging a towel bar.
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I drove the screws in with a cordless drill/driver.
Next I placed the other bracket beside the first, exactly 5
inches away, and marked and drilled the holes. |
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I attached the second bracket...
...And installed the paper to test the fit. |
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The accessory kit comes with small plugs to cover the screw
holes.
Just push the plug into the hole and give it a tap. |
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Tools
Used:
- Cordless Drill/Driver
- Drill Bits
- Small Level
- Hammer
- Tape Measure
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Materials Used:
- Toilet Paper Holder
- Screws
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