What a hoot! We have two different rolls in each bathroom because my husband prefers the Charmin Plus with Aloe, Vitamin E, and whatever other crazy thing can be added. I, on the other hand, prefer the one that's the least offensive to the plumbing. In our original bath, I just added a separate floor-standing unit to hold his roll. In our new master bath, we had two dispensers that were identical placed side by side. I think they were about 15 or 20 bucks each.

Here's another option that isn't as expensive as your original link - and you get a magazine rack as a bonus!

Here is a link that might be useful: Pottery Barn Double TP holder

I have a rabbit butler in one bath holding a stack of TP instead of cocktails. Toilet is away from tub/shower and lava area, door closes off, so it is a bit of a surprise element for visitors as well to have the bunny holding paper in an otherwise more formal bathroom.

I was just browsing Costco.com and saw this one, so I thought I'd share just in case someone was interested!

Here is a link that might be useful: Better Living Products Bath Valet

pinktoes, is that a Toto Carlyle I see in the photo? It's one-piece, it's skirted...hmmm... :)

A lot of imagination at work here on a common need.

vineyard: It's like anything you focus your mind on, isn't it? Once you have it in your mind, you see them everywhere. And thanks, it's nice to have a guardian angel.

That's so true, pinktoes, I'm now noticing the different Totos when I have to admit that before I knew nothing else about toilets other than the bowls came in round or elongated! Now I'm throwing around the phrase "skirted toilet" like I sell Totos or something! :)

Our new home won't be done for almost another year, but I'm thinking of ordering that Costco TP holder for our pool bath...what's one more thing to store in our garage, anyway?

vineyard: We're on about the same timetable as you, depending on--well, everything. The garage was full before we started this venture, although I do reserve enough space for 1 car in it. I have recently resigned myself to being in moving-mode from now till whenever it is.

My great room currently has a sink base cabinet DH made. Not boxed up, so I have wrapped Christmas presents stored inside. I can only access them through the cabinet doors, however. Because there's an ottoman, upside down on top of the cabinet. And for now, on top of the ottoman are wood pieces for the new coffee table DH is working on. The wood has to acclimate to indoor humidity levels or something.

Are we having fun yet?