Toilet Paper Holders Tork

The Tork Reflex Portable Centrefeed Dispenser ensures a supply of hand and surface wipes in a hygienic, fully enclosed system featuring a sturdy carry handle for use on the go or attachment to a trolley. Perfect for hospitality, contract cleaning and other mobile settings, it provides single sheet dispensing, using up to 37% less paper compared to the Tork Centrefeed system. Supplied complete with 1 blue centrefeed roll, the durable dispenser protects rolls from dirt and measures W267 x D220 x H226mm. Portable dispenser with centrefeed roll Fully encloses the centrefeed roll for hygiene Hygienic, cost effective single sheet dispensing Convenient carry handle for use on the go Robust design …

The Tork Jumbo Jumbo Toilet Roll Holder in Elevation Design is suitable for high traffic environments. Features: - Extra high capacity saves time and ensures that paper is always available - Functional modern design Dimensions: 44.5 x 36.8 x 13.9cm.

The blue Tork Mid Size Toilet Roll Dispenser is a reliable choice for consistent washroom quality. It fits two rolls at a time, allowing continuous use and replacement, and the coreless design of the rolls also helps to prevent unnecessary waste. The

Centrefeed dispenser for paper towels, HxWxD 360 x 239 x 227 mm, plastic, white. Supplied = assembled. Height = 360 mm. Width = 239 mm. Depth = 227 mm. Housing colour = white. Material = impact resistant plastic. Feature = lockable. Lock type = cylinder lock. Number of dispenser openings = 1. Product type = hand towel/cleaning cloth dispensers. For paper rolls. One hand operation makes it easy to use. Ideal for areas in which consumption is high. Can be used as a wiping cloth or hand towel. Housing made of impact resistant white plastic. Lockable. Includes mounting materials.

The Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand towel dispenser is designed for high traffic washrooms to help minimise the time required for maintenance and refill. With compressed refills, the dispenser can hold up to 250 capacity, preventing unexpected run