The Roto in a tiled blue bathroom with yellow towel

The one-handed roll changer.

Shop the Roto

See the motion.

Changing toilet paper shouldn't be a two-handed struggle. Watch the Roto in action, one hand, one motion, and done.

Precision in every detail.

A hand pushes a new toilet paper roll into the black Roto as the empty cardboard tube releases.

The one-handed roll change.

Grab a new roll and push. Roto's spring-loaded arms release, rotate, and return locking the roll in. No fumbling, no second hand.

Close-up of the matte blue Roto body and its brushed anodized aluminum arm.

Built to last.

Laser-cut, sandblasted, anodized aluminum arms. Six colorways that don't fade, chip, or show fingerprints.

Side view of a black Roto mounted on a bathroom wall while a hand loads a toilet paper roll.

Concealed mounting.

Hidden hardware keeps your walls clean while holding rock-solid. A four-screw plate locks the Roto in with one clean click.

Figura Studio founder Zach Mohr assembling a Roto at a sunlit workshop table.

Every Roto, built by hand.

From sketch to prototype to assembly, all under one roof. Six colorways, assembled by hand, built to last.

Shop the collection →Read the story