Toilet paper dispensing system

Abstract

A toilet paper dispenser adapted for use on bathroom walls, that entails a hollow box like configuration, sized to house a vertical column of a plurality of horizontal regular to large sized toilet rolls. A spring bias lever, shaped liked the number 3, will incorporate itself in storage chamber and on exterior front plate. Interior chamber appendage arms will store rolls. Exterior section of lever will pivot off its center point facilitating a shift of position of interior appendage arms, blocking stored rolls, while releasing loaded roll; then will inverse its function to release stored roll into blocked loaded position, which returns lever back to a checking of the two most bottom rolls. Rolls are delivered one at a time to a base designed to rotate toilet roll. A set of three rollers, confined by units side and back plates, will contain and facilitate rotation of toilet roll.

1 . What I claim as my invention is a toilet paper dispensing system that entails a hollow box like configuration, sized to house a vertical column of a plurality of horizontal regular to large size toilet paper rolls; and whose spring biased mechanism which is incorporated on and in such storage unit, will facilitate whether its elastic force is compressed or stretched, a retraction of its interior appendage, thus releasing roll, and in return will deliver a plurality of toilet paper rolls in a downward transit thru its chamber one at a time to a base designed to rotate toilet roll.  
     
     
         2 . A dispenser according to    claim 1    wherein a mechanical apparatus such as a lever or dial incorporated on and in said storage unit; whose interior chamber appendage arm or arms will by a shift of their position block and release; or inverse its function and release and block a plurality of toilet paper rolls, thus facilitating a downward transit of rolls thru its chamber so as to deliver rolls one at a time to its designated point.  
     
     
         3 . A dispenser according to    claim 1    wherein said mechanical apparatus will utilize its interior chamber appendage plate or flaps; to retract to release roll, or close to impede roll, thus facilitating a downward transit thru its chamber a plurality of toilet paper rolls; delivering toilet paper rolls one at a time to its designated point.  
     
     
         4 . A dispenser according to    claim 1    wherein a spring bias lever incorporated on and in said storage unit, whose two appendage interior chamber arms when in its storing mode; checks the two most bottom rolls of a plurality of stored rolls in its said chamber. 
 Said spring bias lever incorporated on and in said storage unit, whose two said interior chamber arms will by a shift of their position block and release or inverse its function and release and block a plurality of toilet rolls; thus facilitating a downward transit of rolls thru its chamber so as to deliver rolls one at a time to its designated point.  
 Said spring bias lever incorporated on and in said storage unit, whose upper interior arm will release stored roll onto its lower interior arm; when lever returns to its quiescent state, which in return resets said lever into a checking of two bottom most rolls.  
 A retraction of said lever from or off its pivot point, so as to allow said upper arm of lever to exit out of said storage chamber, enough to accommodate a different set of diameter in toilet roll.  
 
     
     
         5 . A dispenser according to    claim 4    wherein said lever arms will incorporate a flat or flange type approach to their end points to stabilize transit of roll.  
     
     
         6 . A dispenser according to    claim 1    wherein a set of rolling pins will be utilized to rotate roll, and whose two lowest set of rollers will rotate the axis of a toilet paper roll with its leading edge of tissue coming out from underneath.  
     
     
         7 . A dispenser according to    claim 6    wherein a roll whose leading edge of tissue coming out from over the top will utilize its front upper rolling pin and lower front rolling pin to rotate roll.  
     
     
         8 . A dispenser according to    claim 7    wherein said front lower pin will take on a oval shape or whose center point axis will be offset so as to bring rolls out of its forward movement every half rotation.  
     
     
         9 . A dispenser according to    claim 8    wherein a tracking spike or point on said front lower rolling pin center point will be utilized to grip and pull paper  
     
     
         10 . A dispenser according to    claim 9    wherein a set of flexible prongs will pen toilet paper roll between its two opposed side plates, so as to allow rotation of toilet roll.  
     
     
         11 . A dispenser according to    claim 1    wherein roll will be stepped down thru its upper chamber so as to keep roll properly timed as they enter trigger mechanism.