What is the standard height for a toilet paper holder?

Answer 1

The standard hanging height for your towel holder seems to be 48 inches above the floor. This will leave leave enough space below the bars for towels to hang freely. If, however, you hang the towel bar in a children's bath, place the bar at a height of 36 inches

Answer 2

The standard height is 26 inches from the floor. In a small bathroom that you can reach across, the best location would be across the room from the toilet. The second best would be on a wall immediately to the left or right of the toilet. The worst choice is on the wall behind the toilet (to the left or right, not directly behind you) because you would have to be able to twist your body around to reach it, which might be a problem for an elderly or disabled person.

Try getting everyone in your family to take turns sitting on the toilet, closing their eyes, and placing a sticky note where they expect the toilet paper to be. Then pick the average location. (This is a good idea if you have little children or a disabled person who needs to be able to reach the loo roll.) If you don't want to drill holes in the wall, you can get a stand to hold the roll, and put it where ever it's most convenient. Make sure you also have storage for extra rolls within reach of the toilet, and get everyone in the family to agree on whether the roll goes "over" or "under".

Answer 3

Standard height is 24 - 27 inches. Or you can take a seat and go with what's comfortable, as reach is important too.

Answer 4

like 2 inch. or or smaller but it really doesn't matter

Answer 5

The standard height of a bath soap holder depends on the brand, but I have found it is normally right around 3" in height and about 5" long.

Answer 6

if close 21 inches if far 44 inches