4.0 out of 5 stars Cute, but roll centre might not fit...

T.b.o.n.t.b. · 16 June 2025

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5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to setup and functional but 3D printing is noticeable

A. · 18 June 2025

It's very clear from the pictures alone that these are 3D printed so I had low expectations in terms of quality. The quality is basic, as in person the 3D print is noticeable but less so at a distance so personally I am OK with it.I ordered a set of 1 so I can't comment on how well these stack but the feet on mine were flat and even so it didn't wobble standing on a flat surface.There are no written instructions included, however a label with a QR code can be found in the box which, when scanned, will open a link to some helpful instructions with photos showing how to properly set it up.It's easy to figure out and I personally didn't need them. At first when I inserted the head of the sheep through the loo roll it fell out then quickly realised it needs to slide over the loo roll. The loo rolls I am using is a standard size but there was room to spare to I'm confident these would fit larger loo rolls aswell.

3.0 out of 5 stars 3D printed and it shows

A.J.D. · 3 July 2025

I got this as a bit of fun for the downstairs loo. It says in the description it's 3d printed and you can tell that by the quality and finish. it does look good and at least it stands up holding the loo roll.The QR code provided does give instructions and guidance, it's not necessary as it's pretty self explanatory.  You do need to slide the head over the loo roll though, took a couple of goes to figure it out. Not sure if this would last long being used a lot but as a decorative piece it's fun.

4.0 out of 5 stars Fun novelty toilet roll holder

R. · 15 June 2025

PRODUCT: Novelty sheep toilet roll holder x 1.PACKAGING: Plain cardboard box.FUNCTION: This product came protected within bubble wrap and was packaged in a box that was a little too big for just one piece, so the contents rattled around. The product comes as two parts - the plastic base and the plastic novelty head. The head is nicely crafted with good detailing. The black dots in the eyes move when the head is shaken.This did not come with any instructions (and none on the advert) which is odd considering you do not just push-fit the sheep head into the toilet tube. I did this and it just fell out as the tube was too large. It was only after reading other reviews I realized my error. In order to get the head to fit, first manipulate the cardboard tube edge away from the tissue. The sheep head has a little tab on the rear and this slides between the cardboard and the tissue. Easy when you now what to do.At the time of this review (June 2025) one novelty sheep toilet roll holder was £8.99. I know absolutely nothing about 3D printing, so I can't honestly say whether this has been expertly crafted, but as novelty piece, it is cute and does the job, although a little expensive in my opinion.

5.0 out of 5 stars Cute, easy to use, turns spare roll into a feature

r. · 15 June 2025

This is a simple idea that turns your "spare roll" into a fun feature. The roll just lies on top of the curved feet part (see my photo) and the head pops into the end of the central tube.The head part has a number of different diameter rings so that, in theory, it should fit all rolls from small to large. If your toilet roll has a really large inner tube there is a little tab by the outermost largest diameter part of the stepped fitting that is supposed to let you clip the head either side of the edge of the tube, so the sheep head goes inside the tube and the little tab goes between the cardboard tube and the innermost layers of toilet paper wrapped around the tube (I hope that's clear – it is tricky to describe).

1.0 out of 5 stars Terrible Quality 3d print, falls out of toilet roll

T. · 14 June 2025

The quality of the 3D print is really poor, ours had plastic coming off the legs and visible 3d print lines all over (can only assume the nozzle size was really large and not very accurate). The head of the sheep falls out of any toilet roll i try to place it into, so it cannot do its one and only function. Not to mention i have found the 3d file for this product online, so you could send the file to a 3d printing company and get it made and shipped for less than half the cost of this product.Save your money, would not recommend purchasing this product.

3.0 out of 5 stars Head won't stay in place

A.E. · 22 June 2025

This is a basic 3D printed freestanding toilet roll holder that has lots of ridges and sharp edges.The main body of the sheep is much too small for an unused toilet roll and the head (which is supposed to clip between the inner tube and toilet roll) simply falls out as the fastening section is too small (see video). I was only able to secure thd head by scrunching up the leading few sheets of toilet roll into the tube then inserting the head.At the time of ordering, this 3D printed toilet roll holder was priced at £8.99 which I don't consider good value.