Does the Camco Pop-A-Towel Paper Towel Dispenser Allow Roll to Spin Freely

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Will the paper towel holder on your website keep the roll from spinning loose? And can it be installed vertically? Thanks!

asked by: Brenda R

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The paper towel holder part # CAM57111 that you referenced will end up touching the ends of the paper towel roll when one is installed so there would be enough friction in the setup to prevent the roll from being able to just spin freely. You will still will be able to unroll the roll when needed for grabbing a paper towel.

There is no reason you couldn't install this vertically either.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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The Camco Paper Towel Holder part #CAM57111 will stick out about 7-1/2" once installed. The overall length of the holder is 12-1/4". I have attached a diagram for your reference.

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Answer 9

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