A sheet product dispenser for dispensing sheet product from a roll of sheet product is provided. The sheet product dispenser includes a housing defining an interior space configured to receive the roll of sheet product therein, and a roll support positioned within the interior space and configured to rotatably support the roll of sheet product. The housing includes a dispensing gap in communication with the interior space and configured to allow a tail portion of the roll of sheet product to extend therethrough and out of the interior space, and a drainage gap in communication with the interior space and configured to allow a liquid to drain therethrough and out of the interior space. The drainage gap is spaced apart from the dispensing gap and positioned below the dispensing gap. A related method of protecting a roll of sheet product within a sheet product dispenser also is provided.

Dispenser apparatus for holding a roll of paper toweling or tissue sheet material and dispensing the sheet material, the apparatus including structure exerting drag forces on the roll to reduce overspin when pulling forces on the sheet material causing dispensing have been terminated.

Dispenser apparatus for holding a roll of paper toweling or tissue sheet material and dispensing the sheet material, the apparatus including structure exerting drag forces on the roll to reduce overspin when pulling forces on the sheet material causing dispensing have been terminated.

Apparatus for dispensing paper toweling from a roll of paper toweling includes a rotary damper resisting formation of overspin slack in the paper toweling resulting from a pulling force applied to the paper toweling. Control mechanism changes the rotary damper from an operative condition to an inoperative condition responsive to reduction of the diameter of the roll of paper toweling.

The present application provides a dispenser for a roll of sheet product. The dispenser may include a housing with a first wall, a discharge chute, and a roll support mechanism positioned within the housing. The roll support mechanism forces the roll against the first wall at a fixed contact area.

The present invention relates to a holder, for rolled paper products, comprising: (a) a base member, comprising: i) a compartment; ii) a first receptacle, fixed to said compartment, comprising a central bore; iii) one spring disposed in said first receptacle and being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; iv) a disc disposed on said resilient member, comprising: at least one ramp protruding therefrom facing away said resilient member; and a central aperture being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; v) a rotation member having a complementary structure to the structure of said first receptacle, such that said rotation member fittingly assembling to said first receptacle can rotate with respect to said first receptacle, in which, said rotation member comprising: a central aperture superimposed to said central bore of said first receptacle, and a plurality of crests and troughs facing said ramp of said disc; and (b) a rod member, contacting said rotation member; and characterized in that, said holder is further provided with: a stopper assisting the assembling of said rod member to said base member; a fastener, for fastening said stopper to said first receptacle, wherein said stopper is used to adjust said adjustable cavity defined by said plate of said rotation member and said plateau of said first receptacle; and a removable container being partially accommodated in said rod member.

In an example embodiment, there is described herein a dispenser for rolled materials, such as, including but not limited to, paper products, such as toilet paper or paper towels, or any other rolled material. The dispenser comprises first and second brackets configured to retain a roll holder rod operable to supports a core of the rolled material. A weight rod is inserted into the core to inhibit rotational motion of the roller. In another example embodiment, a top rod is employed to inhibit rotation of the rolled material. In yet another embodiment, both a weight rod and top rod are employed.

The present invention relates to a holder, for rolled paper products, comprising: (a) a base member, comprising: i) a compartment; ii) a first receptacle, fixed to said compartment, comprising a central bore; iii) one spring disposed in said first receptacle and being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; iv) a disc disposed on said resilient member, comprising: at least one ramp protruding therefrom facing away said resilient member; and a central aperture being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; v) a rotation member having a complementary structure to the structure of said first receptacle, such that said rotation member fittingly assembling to said first receptacle can rotate with respect to said first receptacle, in which, said rotation member comprising: a central aperture superimposed to said central bore of said first receptacle, and a plurality of crests and troughs facing said ramp of said disc; vi) a stopper, partially received in said central bore of said first receptacle and said central aperture of said rotation member; vii) a fastener, for fastening said stopper to said first receptacle, wherein said stopper is profiled to maintain the assembled state of said rotation member to said first receptacle; and (b) a rod member, contacting said rotation member.

The present invention relates to a holder, for rolled paper products, comprising: (a) a base member, comprising: i) a compartment; ii) a first receptacle, fixed to said compartment, comprising a central bore; iii) one spring disposed in said first receptacle and being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; iv) a disc disposed on said resilient member, comprising: at least one ramp protruding therefrom facing away said resilient member; and a central aperture being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; v) a rotation member having a complementary structure to the structure of said first receptacle, such that said rotation member fittingly assembling to said first receptacle can rotate with respect to said first receptacle, in which, said rotation member comprising: a central aperture superimposed to said central bore of said first receptacle, and a plurality of crests and troughs facing said ramp of said disc; and (b) a rod member, contacting said rotation member; and characterized in that, said holder is further provided with: a stopper received on said rod member to said base member; a fastener, for fastening said stopper to said first receptacle, wherein said stopper is used to adjust said adjustable cavity defined by said plate of said rotation member and said plateau of said first receptacle; and a removable container being partially accommodated in said rod member.

The present invention is a toilet paper adapter device designed to stabilize toilet paper and paper towel rolls on non-spring-loaded holders. The adapter includes a pair of arcuate members forming symmetrical halves, each member is equipped with at least two restrictors to provide frictional resistance against the interior surface of a paper roll core. A spring is connected to each restrictor, enabling flexibility and adaptability to different roll diameters. Adjustable screws are provided on each arcuate member to modify the spacing between the arcuate members, thereby modifying a diameter of the paper adapter device to accommodate varying diameters of paper holder arms. In another embodiment, a central tubular spacer aligns the arcuate members and facilitates mounting on a free-standing holder. The adapter is versatile, easy to use, and compatible with existing holder systems and offers a secure and efficient paper roll stabilization solution.