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- Manufacturer: Jaquar & Company Private Limited
- Product: Toilet roll holder with stainless steel flap
- Ranges: Continental (ACN-CHR-1153S) or Kubix Prime (AKP-CHR-35753PS)
- Flap Material: Stainless steel — stated by Jaquar on both variants
- Finish: Chrome, on both
- Mounting: Wall mounted
- The flap matters: Keeps spray and dust off the roll, and holds the paper for a clean tear
- Please note: Choose the range that matches your taps and other accessories
Downloads — Data Sheets & Drawings
- Continental — Data Sheet: Download the PDF
- Continental — 2D Drawing: Download the PDF
- Kubix Prime — Data Sheet: Download the PDF
- Kubix Prime — Installation Guide: Download the PDF
- Kubix Prime — 2D Drawing: Download the PDF
- Check the projection from the wall on the drawing before you fix the position — a roll holder usually goes on a narrow return wall beside the WC, where a few millimetres decide whether it fits
Jaquar Toilet Roll Holder with Stainless Steel Flap is a wall-mounted paper holder with a hinged cover, in chrome, available in the Continental or Kubix Prime range.
The flap is the product, and it is worth understanding why Jaquar sells holders both with and without one. A hinged cover over the roll does two jobs. First, it keeps spray and dust off the paper — which matters a great deal in an Indian bathroom, where a health faucet and a wet-floor shower mean fine spray reaches everything on that wall. A soggy or dusty outer layer of a fresh roll is a small, daily irritation that a cover removes entirely.
Second, the flap presses lightly on the roll so the paper tears cleanly. Without a cover, a roll spins freely and you unspool a length of paper before it separates, usually one-handed and usually badly. With the flap holding it, the sheet tears where you want it to.
Both variants use a stainless steel flap, which Jaquar specifies explicitly. That is the right material here because the flap is the part that gets touched and sprayed constantly, and stainless resists corrosion through the metal itself rather than relying on plating staying intact.
The choice between the ranges is styling. Continental is the softer, classic profile; Kubix Prime carries that range's sharp squared geometry. Functionally they are the same holder — pick the one matching the taps and accessories already going into the bathroom.
Which Range Should I Choose?
| Continental | Kubix Prime | |
|---|---|---|
| Product Code | ACN-CHR-1153S | AKP-CHR-35753PS |
| Flap | Stainless steel | Stainless steel |
| Finish | Chrome | Chrome |
| Character | Softer, classic, understated | Sharp, contemporary, squared |
| Best matched to | Curved taps, oval basins, traditional bathrooms | Kubix Prime taps, square basins, modern fitouts |
Pick by what is already on the wall. We stock the matching towel ring and 600 mm towel rail in both ranges, plus Kubix Prime basin mixers and angle valves.
Key Features
- Hinged stainless steel flap: Keeps spray and dust off the roll — genuinely useful where a health faucet is in use
- Clean single-handed tear: The flap holds the roll so paper separates where you want it to, instead of unspooling
- Stainless steel on the part that gets handled: Corrosion resistance in the metal, not just the plating
- Chrome finish pairing with chrome taps and fittings
- Two range styles: Classic Continental or squared Kubix Prime
- Part of a full accessory range: Matching towel rail, towel ring, soap dish and robe hook available in both
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Codes | ACN-CHR-1153S (Continental) · AKP-CHR-35753PS (Kubix Prime) |
| Product Type | Toilet roll holder with flap, wall mounted |
| Jaquar Description | Toilet Roll Holder with Stainless Steel Flap |
| Flap Material | Stainless steel |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Mounting | Wall mounted |
| Dimensions | 125 x 110 mm |
| Projection from Wall | 65 mm |
Before You Order — and Before You Drill
- Position it within easy reach while seated — slightly forward of the WC rather than directly beside or behind it. A holder fitted too far back is awkward every single time
- Check the projection against the space. Roll holders usually go on a narrow return wall, and the flap needs clearance to lift. The figure is on the 2D drawing linked above
- Keep it clear of the health faucet's swing so the hose does not catch on it
- Drilling tile needs care: tile bit, low speed, no hammer action, and drill into the tile body rather than a grout line or tile edge. A cracked tile costs far more to put right than the holder
- Fix into masonry or proper backing, not tile adhesive alone
- Buying more than one accessory? Take them from the same range — ask us for the matching towel rail, towel ring, soap dish and robe hook
Recommended Applications
Where this fits
- Any bathroom with a health faucet: The flap is most useful exactly where spray reaches the wall
- Main and family bathrooms: Everyday use, where a clean tear matters
- Guest WCs and powder rooms: A covered roll simply looks tidier
- Hotels and serviced apartments: Keeps a fresh roll presentable
- Matching accessory sets: As part of a full Continental or Kubix Prime fitout
1) What does the flap actually do?
Two things. It keeps spray and dust off the roll — which matters in any bathroom with a health faucet or an open shower, where fine spray reaches everything on that wall. And it presses lightly on the roll so paper tears cleanly instead of unspooling when you pull it one-handed.
2) What is the difference between the two variants?
Styling only. Both are toilet roll holders with a stainless steel flap in a chrome finish. Continental has the softer classic profile; Kubix Prime has that range's sharp squared geometry. Choose whichever matches your taps and other accessories.
3) Why is the flap stainless steel?
Because it is the part that gets touched and sprayed constantly. Stainless resists corrosion through the metal itself rather than depending on plating staying intact, so a scuff on the flap does not start rust underneath.
4) Where should I fit it?
Within easy reach while seated, slightly forward of the WC rather than directly beside or behind it — a holder fitted too far back is awkward every time. Also check the projection on the 2D drawing, since these usually go on a narrow return wall and the flap needs room to lift.
5) Can I fit it myself?
If you are comfortable drilling tile, yes. Use a tile bit at low speed with no hammer action, drill into the tile body rather than a grout line or tile edge, and fix into masonry or proper backing rather than adhesive alone. If you are unsure, use a plumber or handyman — a cracked tile is far more expensive to fix than the holder.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
Please check you have received the correct range, and that the flap hinges freely, on the day of delivery — before any wall is drilled.
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