Wall mounted tissue box on a tiled bathroom wall with a phone and diffuser on top

Wall Mount Tissue Box for Bathroom, No Drill, 7.9 in Wide

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$25.99
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Wall mounted tissue box on a tiled bathroom wall with a phone and diffuser on top

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Wall Mount Tissue Box for Bathroom, No Drill, 7.9 in Wide

$25.99
Size

Fits if: holds a standard toilet roll or a pop-up tissue box. The flat top takes a phone, a cup or a small bottle

Not for: rough, uneven, dusty or freshly painted walls. Not for oversized or jumbo rolls

Size: width 7.9 in (20 cm). Height 5.1 in (13 cm). Depth 5.1 in (13 cm). Weight 10.6 oz (300 g)

Load: holds a standard toilet roll or a pop-up tissue box, and a phone, a cup or a small bottle on the flat top

Why the paper is always wet

In a small bathroom the roll either sits on top of the cistern or on the floor, which means it takes the splash every time someone showers. Then the whole roll is useless, and there is still nowhere to put your phone down.

This box mounts on the wall instead. A wall plate sticks on - clean the tile, press it, give it a day, then hang the box. No drill, no screws, nothing to patch when you move out.

Paper pulls out of a slot underneath, so the roll itself stays covered. The top is a flat shelf, and it is the part people end up using most: phone, a cup, a reed diffuser, whatever is in your hand.

7.9 in wide by 5.1 in tall and 5.1 in deep, in cream or gunmetal. The body is satin-finish aluminum, so splashes just wipe off, and the edges are rounded rather than squared off.

What you get: one tissue box and one adhesive wall plate.

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  • 5 stars: 10 (63%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 2 (13%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Nate S.
Held up through a humid summer

Four months in a bathroom with no fan and it's still stuck tight, no rust or discoloration on the aluminum. Docking a star only because the adhesive pad is a one-shot deal, if you mess up placement you can't really reposition it.

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Lauren V.
Phone stays off the toilet lid

Used to balance my phone on the tank and it slid off twice. Now it goes on the flat shelf. Sounds small but it's the thing I use most. The roll pulls out smoothly from underneath, never tears halfway.

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Derek O.
Fine, but measuring matters

I eyeballed the spot and it turned out tighter than I thought. 7.9 wide is real, so the roll sits fine but the box crowds my light switch. Product itself works, no complaints about the build. Just measure twice like everyone says.

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Hannah B.
Color matches my fixtures

Got the gunmetal and it lines up nicely with my brushed nickel faucet, close enough anyway. The satin finish doesn't show water spots the way chrome does. Wipes down with a damp cloth in seconds.

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Carlos D.
Sturdy, adhesive needs clean tile

First attempt I stuck it on tile that had soap scum residue and it slid down overnight. Cleaned it properly with rubbing alcohol and it's held for two months now. My fault the first time, but worth mentioning.

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Megan P.
Guest bath looks tidier

Guests never know where to put their phone in our guest bath. Now there's a spot. The roll stays covered too, which matters because that bathroom has no window and gets steamy.

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Jordan F.
Took ten minutes to hang

Cleaned the tile, stuck the plate, waited a day, slid the box on. That's it. No drill, no cursing, no drywall dust. I put a reed diffuser on top and it's been stable for six weeks.

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Renee C.
Nice but wanted more depth

The build quality is great for the price, satin aluminum feels substantial not plasticky. My only gripe is 5.1 inches deep doesn't fit my larger soap dispenser on top. Phone and a small cup are fine. Just plan what you'll put up there.

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Brian K.
Flat top is the best part

I mostly wanted somewhere for my phone and my coffee cup in the morning. The tissue holder is almost secondary honestly. Load feels secure, no sagging, and the rounded edges mean I don't scrape my arm on it.

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Sofia L.
Small bathroom, big difference

There was literally no floor space left in my bathroom, so putting the roll on the wall freed up the corner. 7.9 inches wide is exactly what I measured and it fits between the mirror and the shower trim. Splash from the shower just wipes off the satin finish.

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Tom W.
Adhesive failed on textured wall

To be fair, my wall is that bumpy knockdown texture and the listing does say smooth only. It held for about three weeks then dropped. I moved it to the smooth tile side and it's been fine since. Just read the wall prep part carefully.

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Angela R.
Bought a second for the powder room

Liked the first one so much in the main bath that I ordered another in gunmetal for the half bath. The gunmetal is a dark charcoal gray, looks sharp against white walls. No drilling in either room, which my husband appreciated.

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Greg H.
Good but not for jumbo rolls

Solid little shelf, aluminum wipes clean with one swipe. Only issue is my Costco jumbo rolls are too fat to sit in it, so I had to buy regular size. If you use mega rolls, measure them first. Standard ones fit fine.

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Priya S.
Holds a pop-up box no problem

I use it for a pop-up tissue box instead of a roll and it drops in fine. Pulls out of the slot underneath clean. The cream color is a soft off-white, not yellow at all, and matches my builder-grade beige tile better than I expected.

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Marcus T.
Renter approved install

I rent and my lease says no holes in the tile, so this was perfect. Wiped the tile with alcohol, pressed the plate on, waited a full 24 hours like the instructions say, then hung the box. Two months in and it hasn't budged, and I can pull it off with a little heat when I move.

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Danielle M.
Finally dry toilet paper

Our only bathroom is tiny and the roll always sat on the back of the toilet, so every shower soaked it. Mounted this on the tile next to the vanity and the paper stays bone dry now. The flat top holds my phone while I get ready, which I didn't expect to use as much as I do.