Jumbo roll toilet paper (JRT) suits busy washrooms because one roll holds many times more paper than a standard roll, so it runs out less often and needs fewer restocks. Standard rolls suit low-traffic washrooms and places where a simple, familiar holder matters more than capacity.
How they compare
| Jumbo roll (JRT) | Standard roll | |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity per roll | High: hundreds of metres per roll | Low: a few hundred sheets |
| Dispenser | Needs a matching jumbo roll dispenser, often lockable | Fits standard holders |
| Restocking | Less often | More often |
| Best for | Offices, schools, gyms, plazas, high-traffic washrooms | Small offices, single washrooms, staff rooms |
| Theft and waste | Lower, because the roll is enclosed and locked | Higher |
Matching rolls to dispensers
Jumbo rolls come in different diameters and core sizes. Always match the roll to the dispenser you have; a roll that's too wide won't close in the dispenser, and a different core size won't sit on the spindle.
If you're switching to jumbo rolls, tell us your washroom count and we'll match a dispenser and roll pair so restocking stays simple.
Common questions
What does JRT stand for?
JRT stands for jumbo roll tissue: large rolls of toilet paper made for commercial dispensers.
Is 2-ply or 1-ply better for commercial washrooms?
2-ply is softer and more absorbent, so people use fewer sheets. 1-ply costs less per roll and lasts longer per roll. Many offices choose 2-ply for staff washrooms and 1-ply for high-traffic public washrooms.
Do jumbo rolls fit any dispenser?
No. Jumbo rolls are made in several diameters and core sizes. Match the roll to your dispenser model.
