I'm searching for you. Would you happen to have Veraco 70-230 (teddy bear on washline)? I have the pattern, but the color chart is no longer legible (got wet).

LOVE the basket!! Would you want to give us a link to where you found ittibbrix ? I went with a free standing holder, we have open shelving to the right of where one's feet rest when using the thrown. It tucks under the lowest shelf quite nicely.

Nancy- A single, typical threaded insert has a pullout strength of at least 80 pounds, so they are entirely adequate for this job as long as the size is properly matched to the hole. The fastener you are talking about -- a molly bolt with a wing nut -- is not as good in my opinion as the nut makes a hole much bigger in diameter than the bolt itself. Over time this can allow something that is used frequently (like a TP holder) to move around a bit and sometimes the bolt loosens. An alternative molly bolt that does not have this problem is a hollow drive molly bolt that does not have a separate nut but consists of a tubular shaft that compresses behind the wall when the bolt is screwed in; the shaft fills the hole so there is no wiggling around of the bolt. However, the hole must match the fastener diameter; if the hole is oversize it can't be properly set. It also has the advantage that you can remove and reinsert the bolt repeatedly since the tube part doesn't fall behind the wall like the single use wing nut style.

Congratulations on receiving a patent! I know someone who would us it, but has to hide the TP from the cats. I'm not sure it will appeal to homeowners, but you may find customers in other places. I'm thinking of bathrooms in nursing homes or other facilities where the huge commercial rolls of paper are just overkill, but a second roll easily accessible would be a plus. They look easy to fill, and so might be welcome in public campground bath houses where someone cleans and replaces such items.