Toilet roll cover for shower

Red_Rover

My wife and I just bought a 2017 320.  The toilet paper holder consists of a vertically oriented 'bar' for lack of a better word. Is anybody familiar with an after market cover for the toilet paper roll to be used when taking a shower?  Thanks.

Marceline

I ended up getting this one. If you search for "cat-proof toilet paper holder" there are a bunch of options. I don't know of anything that's intended to go over the one that you have. I suppose you could just put a plastic bag over it it. Or you could maybe find some kind of plastic canister.

dragonsdofly

@RedRover that is not a standard TP holder for a 2017 t@b. It is an after market customer choice. There was no manufacturer installed TP holder in that year or model. People have gotten creative with plastic coffee containers that have snap on lids, etc. And other years and models did have a water resistant type installed by nüCamp, so it is possible to obtain one of those from a dealer and have it drop shipped directly to you. Then, there is always Amazon or Etrailer....

pthomas745

This is the thread that launched a thousand TP holders.  From 2016, so some of the links are broken. Some good ideas here.

I use the one that Marceline linked to...without the phone holder.  I've never mounted it, however. 

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/1046/best-toilet-tissue-solution-for-wet-bath-show-photos-please/p1

This Ebay link has the Cottonelle TP holders that were linked in the thread above.  As I scrolled down a bit, I found the adhesive holder that Red Rover has in their trailer.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=jonathon+adler+toilet+paper&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=jonathon+adler+respect+the+roll

Marceline

@Red_Rover Thinking about it at little bit more, I think you might want to remove that holder. If it’s attached with screws, you could damage that exterior foam cored wall if someone accidentally put a lot of weight on it. If you really like it, you could move it to one of the other walls that have plywood backing.