Smedbo Outline Lite Freestanding Toilet Roll Holder Square Base Polished Steel

Three Elements. One Very Good Decision.

A square base. A vertical pole. A cantilever arm. The Smedbo Outline Lite FK602 reduces the freestanding toilet roll holder to its absolute essentials and finds that nothing is missing. The mirror-polished stainless steel square base sits flat on the floor — sharp 90° corners, four rubber feet, completely stable without fixing to anything. The round-section upright rises cleanly from its centre. The horizontal arm extends at the top with a flat disc finial at its end. That is the entire piece. No wall fixing. No tools. No weekend required. Place it beside the toilet, load a roll onto the cantilever arm, and it is done.

The square base is the FK602's defining detail — angular and architectural, it distinguishes this model from the circular base version of the same holder. If your bathroom leans geometric and grid-led, the square base is the right choice. Both share the same Outline Lite construction: polished stainless steel throughout, the same mirror finish and considered proportions as the full Outline range, in a lighter material. At 4.5 kg, the base is substantial enough to remain stable in daily use without any floor fixing.

• Material: Polished stainless steel throughout
• Base: Square — 175 mm × 175 mm, sharp 90° corners
• Feet: Four rubber non-slip feet
• Roll holder: Cantilever T-bar arm with flat disc finial
• Mounting: Freestanding — no wall or floor fixing required
• Series: Smedbo Outline Lite collection
• Warranty: 10-year manufacturer's warranty

Dimensions

• Height: 600 mm
• Base width: 175 mm
• Base depth: 175 mm
• Weight: 4.5 kg

How to Use

Place the unit freestanding beside the toilet — the four rubber feet grip the floor and keep the base stable on smooth and tiled surfaces. Slide a toilet roll onto the cantilever arm from the open end. To change the roll, slide the spent tube off and replace. Wipe with a soft, damp cloth to maintain the mirror-polished finish. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, which will scratch the polished surface. Dry after cleaning to prevent water spots.

Square Base vs Round Base — Which Is Right for You?

The FK602 has a square base with sharp 90° corners — the more architectural, geometric choice. The round base version suits bathrooms with softer, more curved design language. Both are polished stainless steel, the same height, and freestanding with no fixing required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Smedbo Outline Lite FK602?
It is a freestanding toilet roll holder in polished stainless steel, part of the Smedbo Outline Lite collection. It features a square base with four rubber feet, a round-section upright, and a cantilever T-bar arm with a flat disc finial — no wall or floor fixing required.

Does the FK602 need to be fixed to the wall or floor?
No — the FK602 is entirely freestanding. The square base and 4.5 kg weight provide sufficient stability for normal use without any fixing to walls or floors.

What is the difference between the FK602 and the round base version?
The FK602 has a square base with sharp 90° corners for a more geometric, architectural look. The round base version has a circular base for a softer profile. Both are polished stainless steel, the same height, and freestanding.

What are the dimensions of the FK602?
The holder stands 600 mm tall with a square base of 175 mm × 175 mm. It weighs 4.5 kg.

Is this stainless steel or chrome-plated brass?
The FK602 is polished stainless steel — not brass with a chrome plating. Stainless steel is inherently corrosion-resistant and will not rust or tarnish in bathroom environments.

How do I clean the FK602?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth to remove water marks and fingerprints. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, which will scratch the mirror-polished surface. Dry after cleaning to prevent water spots.

Is this suitable for a small bathroom?
Yes — the FK602 has a compact 175 mm × 175 mm base footprint, making it well-suited to tight spaces beside the toilet where a wall-mounted holder is not practical or desirable.