Pamex BC7SN43 Paper Holder Satin Nickel Ventura

Product Description

The PAMEX BC7SN43 is a wall-mounted toilet paper holder from the Ventura Collection, finished in satin nickel. It is designed for use in residential and light commercial restrooms where a European-style open-end design is specified. The holder mounts to a standard wall surface and accepts a standard toilet paper roll without a center spindle, allowing single-hand paper dispensing. At 0.4 pounds, it is a lightweight unit suited for drywall or tile installation. The satin nickel finish provides a brushed, low-sheen appearance consistent with contemporary fixture trim sets.

The BC7SN43 fits typical residential bathroom applications and is appropriate for light commercial restrooms such as offices and retail facilities. It is part of the Ventura Collection, making it a candidate for coordinated installations where matching door hardware and bath accessories from the same collection line are specified. It is installed by general contractors, finish carpenters, plumbers, or tile setters during the fixture trim-out phase of a project.

Key Features

• European open-end style — accepts roll without removing a spindle for easier one-hand dispensing
• Satin nickel finish — brushed low-sheen surface resists fingerprints and coordinates with brushed metal trim sets
• Part of the Ventura Collection — matches other Ventura Collection hardware for coordinated restroom installs
• Compact footprint — 4.8 inches long by 4.7 inches wide by 3.5 inches high
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds — suitable for standard drywall, tile backer, or wood blocking installations
• Sold individually — one unit per order quantity

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wall-mount toilet paper holder for residential and light commercial restroom applications. Compatible with standard toilet paper rolls. For coordinated installations, specify other Ventura Collection accessories from PAMEX to match finish and style.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed during the trim-out phase by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or tile setter. Mount to solid blocking, a wall stud, or appropriate hollow-wall anchors rated for the wall substrate. Follow local building code requirements for mounting height, which is commonly referenced in accessibility standards such as ADA guidelines for commercial applications. Avoid overtightening fasteners into tile or drywall to prevent surface cracking.