How to install a toilet paper roll holder
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- This is how to install a toilet paper roll holder. The installation process is exactly the for almost all brands and styles of holders. Save your money and do it yourself with my step by step installation tutorial. If you want to see a video on how to drill through different materials such as plasterboard fiber cement board, tiles, bricks, concrete ect... let me know in the comments section For more diy and how to videos LIKE COMMENT and SUBSRIBE.
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I'd use some silicone! For this job in particular! Or some plumbus glue.
True 5Head
As a full time silicone sniffer I can confirm this claim.
creamy ;)
Fun fact silicone is waterproof
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Thanks bill did it all by myself. They gave me the most annoying like thing to screw that down screw with though. It was a bit of a hassle to get to stick.
Thank you for your help I was struggling with it since long time.
Thank you so much Bill, I have two toilet holders to do in my home.....and this was really helpful 😊
You’re very welcome 👍👍👍
Champion, thanks mate. No more wobbly dunny roll holder.👍🏼
Thank you. Soooo easy to understand and helpful.
Thanks! This was so helpful!
Legend! Thanks mate.
Very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks! I did it all by myself and no looseness!!!
Thanks a lot
Great full ideas and good work
Great video. Thx Bill. I have a hole the size of a tennis ball where my toilet roll holder got pulled off the wall. Could you please do a video on how to patch it. Thx
Thanks, Bill. As always, very helpful video. 👍👍👍
You’re very welcome 👍
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Is there a way to work out whether the wall is plasterboard or cement sheeting?
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Good video as always Bill! Don’t know what’s up with rentals but the toilet roll holders are always missing...,weird. I’ve switched over to the butterfly style anchors for this type of thing as they pretty much have to destroy the wall pulling them out.
Bill im not sure if you did mentioned it or not but how do you know if its cement sheet or plasterboard.
Could you do a video on how to take out fly screens, because there's so many different types and sometimes they get broken when you try to remove them.
Iv been meaning to do that, I’ll record the most common style tomorrow ( in Australia) in which once you understand the concept you will be able to remove and install them all 👍
The small nail underneath where it hangs tightens the hanger so it doesn’t fall out
Im getting my bathroom walls tiled..should i drill the hole into the wall for the toilet roll holder and put the initial screw in prior to the tiling of the wall so the tiler can cut around it ? Thanks
Definitely not, attach it to the tile afterwards
Next vid suggestion: how to install a toilet roll!
hi Bill, my toilet paper roll holder does NOT have a hole at the bottom; can you please advise? thanks
Thanks Bill, just wonder why you didnt check for any pipe or cable behind before drilling? Also good if you can post a video about using a stud finder. Thanks
🤣🤣🤣 Hey Bill are you going to film the patch job? Hope so 👍
Sorry I already patched that hole and painted the whole house. Next time 👍
How come your not using a Stud Finder? my dad said people are meant to use them?
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That's the shit
Really enjoy your videos...but those wall mates are TERRIBLE fixings....also did you say put the hanmer function ON for drilling into tile? I certainly wouldn't do that
The wall mate plugs are great, there is 2 different types one better than the other and branding is important. Iv used the American version of them and they are terrible. As for drilling into tiles with a hammer drill, there is a few tips/tricks which make it the best for drilling into tiles. If you do it wrong then you’re in trouble. I’ll post a video on it in the future 👍
@@billshowto you should watch the "Gosforth handyman" video where he tests those wall mates against lots of other wall fixings. They are truly terrible and performed way below all others. You should check them out. Fischer duopowers or rawlplug tapits are perfect for that job
Different countries may have different brands. At the end of the day each to their own, what ever works best for you that’s what’s you should use. In my experience they are great and I would definitely recommend them 👍
@@billshowto brand has no bearing here....it's all about how they secure themselves to the plasterboard....in that the self drilling ones don't. They churn the plasterboard and don't actually anchor to anything. As i say, if you get the chance watch the Gosforth handyman CZcams....let me know what you think
@@ryk3899 To Bill, hey matey, I'm a professional too, and those wall mates, yes the steel ones, appear to hold well when fitted but sometimes, I don't know how often, but they can fail when used for items that are often touched/bumped like toilet roll holders. I've fixed a few jobs after the fact.
I used to use them a while ago. Now I use molly bolts, M4 and M6, for plaster fastening.
Wall mates rely on the grip of the inner wall, and molly bolts expand behind the wall and hold widely from there. The difference is huge.
Why tf would you use metal plugs for such a lightweight thing such as a toiletpaper holder..
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