Holder for a tape roll

Perhaps you're familiar with this problem: you run a small business or occasionally craft and give away small gifts, and you need those little stickers on a roll with thank-you messages or just plain adhesive dots.

I've added a new add-on. If your label roll doesn't fit, you can now wind it onto this spool and then insert it. This ensures every roll runs like clockwork!

I have this problem with my small business. Every time I needed them, I had to use two hands to peel off a sticker while holding the package or parcel in the third (and that's the problem—I didn't have a third hand; I always had to put the package down and then painstakingly peel off the sticker, otherwise the whole roll would have fallen).

That's why I developed this solution. One roll fit on the holder, which accommodates adhesive labels with an inner hole diameter of 30.1 mm, a width of 28 mm, and an outer diameter of 50.5 mm. If the tape is too thick, simply unroll a bit and put it in another sleeve or store it in a drawer. Now, a whole new roll fits in my holder. Then pull a small piece of the tape roll through the opening and screw it shut.

Now attach the holder somewhere under a shelf using two screws (3mm x XX).

Next, simply slide the filled box onto the holder's rod and finally tighten the screw at the end to prevent the tape roll from slipping off.

Thanks to the shape of the hole for sliding it onto the rod, the tape always stay in the correct position and won't twist.

Have fun!