Not all toilet papers are that size. That might be the standars size because the tissue holders are that size as well. But there are othere kinds of tissues which are different in size.
Toilet paper is a standard width so it will fit in toilet paper holders.
According to the 2006 International Plumbing Code, the following are the minimum dimentions for setting a toilet: From rear wall to center of drain line = 12 1/2 inches min. (General Standard Not Code) From side wall or side cabinet to center of drain or centerline of toilet = 15 inches min. From front of toilet to front wall or cabinet = 21 inches min. From front of toilet to Toilet dispenser = 7 to 9 inches. I hope you find this usefull. Terry
The measurement of the long side of a standard piece of paper, such as A4 paper, is 297 millimeters (11.7 inches). For letter-sized paper, the long side measures 11 inches (approximately 279 millimeters). These dimensions can vary with different paper sizes, but A4 and letter are among the most common.
One third of a piece of paper is simply one of the three equal parts that the paper can be divided into. If you have a standard sheet of paper, such as 8.5 x 11 inches, one third would measure approximately 2.83 x 11 inches if cut along the shorter side. Alternatively, if divided along the longer side, it would be about 8.5 x 3.67 inches.
If the bag is 17 inches across its widest point then yes it should. Screen size is measured across the diagonal. for example the screen I'm using is 15.4 inches (viewable area) BUT side-to-side only measures 15 inches.
When two A4 sheets are placed side by side, the new paper size created is A4 width doubled, resulting in a size of 594 mm x 210 mm (or 23.4 inches x 8.3 inches). This size is often referred to as A3 landscape, as it maintains the aspect ratio of the A-series paper sizes.
Either on the left or right, 26 inches off the floor and 8 to 12 inches forward from the front of the toilet bowl. Reference: http://www.ehow.com/info_8027723_proper-placement-toilet-paper-holder.html
I would say within arms reach of the toilet. preferably on the right side. No. If the toilet is near the corner of the room, then the wall that the toilet ISNT laying against is the place for the toilet paper roll. I prefer not to put a toilet paper roll across from the toilet. It annoys me.... i say why don't you put the toilet paper in the bathroom that's were it belongs anyway
Code minimum 15" to center of toilet from side wall.
The toilet paper is not toxic but a preference for eating paper is anomalous and it is a eating disorder, a psychiatric problem.
The required code for toilet clearance in a residential building is typically 15 inches of clearance on each side of the toilet and 21 inches of clearance in front of the toilet.
on some body's back side
either side it's paper
The standard placement is 20 - 24 inches from the floor up to the center of the TP holder. New toilet configuration these days my be several inches higher than the old standard toilet. If you have a newer toilet, adjust accordingly.
18 inches to center
According to the 2006 International Plumbing Code, the following are the minimum dimentions for setting a toilet: From rear wall to center of drain line = 12 1/2 inches min. (General Standard Not Code) From side wall or side cabinet to center of drain or centerline of toilet = 15 inches min. From front of toilet to front wall or cabinet = 21 inches min. From front of toilet to Toilet dispenser = 7 to 9 inches. I hope you find this usefull. Terry
The toilet clearance code for residential bathrooms in the United States typically requires a minimum of 15 inches of space on each side of the toilet and a minimum of 21 inches of clear space in front of the toilet.
Each side of a hexagon must be 12.5 inches in order for the widest part to be 25 inches across.