Paper Roll Dispenser with Anti-Theft and Anti-Waste Features
OwnerWesley Andreiinventor
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A paper roll dispenser features a pair of parallel channel members defining respective channels having open sides facing toward one another, and each being closed on three remaining sides around the channel. One of the channel members features an opening in a central wall of the channel for insertion of an elongated support member through the opening into a position seating opposite ends of the support member respectively within the two channels with a paper roll rotatably disposed on the support member between the two channel members. The support member and channels are dimensioned so as to prevent tilting of the support member in a manner allowing withdrawal thereof from the channels until the paper roll is entirely, or at least substantially, consumed, thus preventing theft of the paper roll.
A paper roll dispenser for supporting a roll of paper product for dispensing of pieces of said product from off said roll, the dispenser comprising:
A paper roll dispenser for supporting a roll of paper product for dispensing of pieces of said product from off said roll, the dispenser comprising:
A paper roll dispenser for supporting a roll of paper product for dispensing of pieces of said product from off said roll, the dispenser comprising:
The paper roll dispenser of claim 13 mounted in an installed position on an upright support structure, wherein the channels of the channel members are positioned to slope upwardly away from the upright support structure, whereby downward pulling of a free end of the roll will act to force the roll downwardly toward the support structure to abut the roll against a connecting feature spanning between lower ends of the channel members.
The paper roll dispenser of claim 13 wherein the channel members are arranged for mounting on an upright support structure in an installed position in which the channels slope upwardly away from the upright support structure, whereby downward pulling of a free end of the roll will act to force the roll downwardly toward the support structure to abut the roll against a connecting feature spanning between lower ends of the channel members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.