Toilet Roll Holder and Robe Hook Sizes: Projection, Rose and Fixing Centres

Updated 2026-11-08 · RAYEN 雷茵

What sizes do toilet roll holders come in?

Pick the form first, then check the size against the wall beside the toilet.

• Horizontal arm: PRE360, 166mm overall, 83mm projection, Ø22mm tube on a Ø45mm rose, Polished stainless.
• Upright post: PRE361, 152mm high, 83mm projection, Ø22mm tube on a Ø45mm rose, Polished stainless. The roll drops over the post, which suits a narrow wall.
• Holder with shelf: OASSNR101, 170mm wide, 130mm deep, 293mm tall over both units, in Matt black or Satin stainless. The drawing shows a holder with a shelf above and a second unit below. The shelf gives a phone or a spare roll somewhere to sit.

PRE360 and PRE361 share the 83mm projection, the Ø45mm rose and the P=26mm fixing. You can use one in a narrow cubicle and the other in a wider room, and they will still read as a pair.

How do the roll holders fix?

On the PRE holders, two screws sit P=26mm apart under the Ø45mm rose. That is a small footprint, and a roll holder is pulled every day. Put both screws into sound tile with solid material behind it, or into proper hollow-wall anchors. A holder that turns on its rose has almost always been fixed into a single tile edge or a loose plug.

Place the holder where a seated person can reach it without twisting. Rules for accessible toilets often set this position, so check your local rules before you fix the height.

What sizes do the robe hooks come in?

• HG1: a shaped hook, 88mm high, standing 101mm off the wall, on a 41mm-wide base with P=35mm fixing centres. Satin stainless or White.
• CH001: a single stainless hook with a flared end on a round wall plate.
• CH002: a single stainless hook with an upright pin, on a round wall plate.
• CH003, CH004 and CH006: stainless hook rails for several coats.

Sizes for the CH hooks come with the drawing, so ask before you plan the wall. A hook is for coats and towels, not for leaning on. Never use a hook or a roll holder as a grab bar; our grab bar guide covers those.

Where does projection matter?

Projection is how far the part stands off the wall. On the back of a cubicle door, a hook at 101mm can catch a shoulder in a narrow space. Beside a toilet, an 83mm holder must clear the knee of the person sitting. Measure the clear space before you choose. In a tight cubicle, the upright holder often fits where the horizontal arm would be in the way.

What should you measure?

• The wall space beside the toilet, from the pan to the nearest wall or partition.
• What is behind the wall: tile, board, studs or pipes.
• The door swing in the cubicle, against every hook.
• The finish of the other bathroom pieces.

A worked example: a hotel bathroom in Polished stainless with a narrow wall beside the toilet. The upright PRE361 takes less width than the horizontal arm, stands 83mm off the wall and fixes on a Ø45mm rose. On the back of the door, HG1 holds a robe, at 101mm off the door. Check the door clears the wall when open, with the robe on the hook.

What to write on the order

Give the model, the piece, the finish and the wall type. For example: Toilet Roll Holder, PRE361, stainless steel, Polished stainless, for tiled masonry wall. Quantities, price and delivery are confirmed per order. See the bathroom range, or send us the room list and we will mark which pieces suit each wall.