Diy “amco” Paper Towel Holder

R

Rutger Puts

Novice
Hello,
Newby here. I decided to contribute to the many paper towel holder discussions on the forum. I got to understand how such a simple topic got so much attention. We lived with a bungied roll for a while. Or it floated around the trailer. I searched everywhere for that Amco holder, but that was futile.
So I came up with this solution in the first image. I bought two $15 holders on Amazon. Cut a 1/2” wood spacer and put them on top of each other and screwed them in the hatch on the right side.
We didnt have a windy day yet but I’ve rattled and pushed it hard, the roll stays on. hope this helps someone.
 

Attachments

Rutger Puts said:
Hello,
Newby here. I decided to contribute to the many paper towel holder discussions on the forum. I got to understand how such a simple topic got so much attention. We lived with a bungied roll for a while. Or it floated around the trailer. I searched everywhere for that Amco holder, but that was futile.
So I came up with this solution in the first image. I bought two $15 holders on Amazon. Cut a 1/2” wood spacer and put them on top of each other and screwed them in the hatch on the right side.
We didnt have a windy day yet but I’ve rattled and pushed it hard, the roll stays on. hope this helps someone.
Click to expand...

Interesting innovative idea. You'll have to give a long term forum report once you've used it for a season, and see if the unused bar keeps enough pressure on it as the roll is used, to keep the remainder from unfurling in the wind.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top