Scott 04460 Standard Roll Toilet Paper — 2-Ply, White, 100% Recycled, 550 Sheets/Roll, 80 Rolls

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What the Scott 04460 Standard Roll Toilet Paper Is

It is a 2-ply, white, 100% recycled commercial bath tissue in the standard roll format, sold as 550 sheets per roll, 80 individually wrapped rolls per case (44,000 sheets), with 4.1 by 4.0 inch sheets and about 183 feet per roll. "Standard roll" is the key phrase: this is the small, familiar toilet-roll size — the one in most homes and offices — which fits standard and universal cored roll dispensers and common spindle holders. It is made from 100% recycled fiber with 75% post-consumer content, is Green Seal GS-20 certified, and is septic-safe.

The 2-ply construction gives it a comfortable, quality feel that reads well to restroom users, while it stays an Essential value-tier commercial product rather than a premium ultra-plush consumer tissue. The format is what to match on: a standard roll fits standard dispensers, not jumbo-roll (JRT) units — for those you want the jumbo-format Scott 67805 instead. See the full restroom supplies range, and our jumbo-vs-standard guide if you are choosing a program.

Standard Roll vs Jumbo (JRT): Which Program to Run

The single biggest decision with commercial tissue is standard roll vs jumbo roll, because the two use completely different dispensers. The 04460 standard roll is the format most facilities already run: it fits standard and universal cored dispensers, gives the familiar 2-ply feel, and stocks simply from a case of individually wrapped rolls. Its trade-off is capacity — a standard roll holds less than a jumbo, so under heavy traffic it needs checking and changing more often. That is fine for offices, schools, clinics and moderate-traffic restrooms built around standard fixtures.

A jumbo-roll (JRT) program — the Scott 67805 or a Karat JRT in a locked wall dispenser like the GP-59009 or San Jamar twin — holds far more per roll, so it goes much longer between changes and cuts service trips in the busiest restrooms. The cost is that it needs jumbo-specific dispensers and reads as a more utilitarian roll. The rule is simple: buy the roll your dispensers take, and if you are choosing a program from scratch, weigh restock labor against dispenser cost. Our jumbo-vs-standard guide and the facility supplies range walk through it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a standard roll, and which dispensers fit it?

A standard roll is the small, familiar toilet-roll format — the size you see in most homes and offices. The 04460 fits standard and universal cored roll dispensers and common spindle holders, so it drops into the majority of restroom fixtures without special hardware. If your washroom runs standard cored dispensers, this is the matching refill. The one thing it does not fit is a jumbo-roll dispenser, which is built around a much larger roll.

Will the 04460 fit a jumbo (JRT) dispenser?

No. A jumbo-roll (JRT) dispenser — the big round wall units like the GP-59009 or the San Jamar twin — is built for a large-diameter jumbo roll, and a standard roll will not seat or dispense correctly in one. For those dispensers you want a jumbo roll such as the Scott 67805 instead. Standard and jumbo are two different dispenser ecosystems, so match the roll to the dispenser you actually have on the wall.

How many sheets are in a roll and a case?

Each roll has 550 sheets — about 183 feet — and a case holds 80 individually wrapped rolls, for 44,000 sheets per case. That is a genuine facility quantity that keeps a multi-stall restroom or a whole building stocked and gives you spares in the cupboard. Buying by the case is how most facilities standardise on one tissue and control cost per sheet.

What size are the sheets?

Each sheet is 4.1 by 4.0 inches — the standard commercial bath-tissue sheet size. That, with the 550-sheet count and roughly 183 feet per roll, is what determines how long a roll lasts between changes. When you compare commercial tissue, look at sheet count, sheet size and ply together rather than roll count alone, since those drive the real value behind a case price.

Is it 2-ply, and what does that mean here?

Yes, it is 2-ply. Two plies give the tissue a more substantial, comfortable feel that reads as quality to restroom users, compared with a commercial 1-ply that trades feel for yield. The 04460 sits in the Essential value tier: a comfortable, quality-feeling 2-ply commercial tissue rather than a premium ultra-plush consumer product. For most offices, schools and public restrooms, 2-ply is the sensible balance of comfort and cost.

Is it made from recycled fiber?

Yes. The 04460 is made from 100% recycled fiber with 75% post-consumer content, and it is Green Seal GS-20 certified. That makes it a straightforward choice for a facility with sustainability targets or a green-cleaning program, without giving up the standard-roll fit or the 2-ply feel. The recycled content is a documented spec on the case, so it is easy to substantiate in a procurement or LEED conversation.

Is it septic-safe?

Yes — it is bath tissue designed to break down in standard sewer and septic systems, and Kimberly-Clark lists it as septic-safe. Keep one distinction in mind: recycled content and dissolvability are separate specifications, so a recycled tissue is not automatically fast-dissolving and vice versa — the 04460 is documented on both. It is toilet tissue, not a flushable wipe; only flush tissue, and treat wipes as trash even when a pack says otherwise.

Why are the rolls individually wrapped?

Individually wrapping each roll keeps it clean and protected in storage and transit, and it lets staff carry and load a single roll without exposing the rest of the case. On a busy janitorial cart or in a shared stockroom that is a real hygiene and handling benefit — the wrapper comes off at the dispenser, not in the warehouse. It also makes the case easy to ration across stations without the stack getting grubby.

How does it compare to the jumbo-roll 67805?

They solve the same job for different dispensers. The 04460 standard roll gives you universal cored-dispenser fit, the familiar 2-ply feel, and simple stocking — but it needs more frequent restocking under heavy traffic. The jumbo-roll 67805 holds far more per roll in a locked dispenser, so it goes longer between changes in busy restrooms, at the cost of needing jumbo-specific dispensers. Choose by the dispensers you run and your restock labor.

Is a standard 2-ply roll right for a high-traffic restroom?

It works, but be realistic about restock. A standard roll holds less than a jumbo, so under heavy traffic it needs checking and changing more often — which is why the busiest facilities often move to a jumbo-roll program in locked dispensers to cut service trips. If your traffic is moderate, or your dispensers are standard cored units, the 04460 is the practical, comfortable choice. Match the format to your traffic and your service frequency.

How much tissue does a case cover?

A case is 80 rolls at 550 sheets each — 44,000 sheets, or roughly 14,640 feet of tissue in total. Real-world duration depends entirely on your foot traffic, number of stalls and dispenser type, so we do not quote a per-person figure. The honest way to plan is to track how fast your own facility goes through a case and reorder against that, rather than a generic estimate.

Is it latex-free?

Yes — it is a paper tissue with no latex, which matters in allergen-controlled environments, healthcare washrooms and food-service facilities where latex sensitivity is managed. As with any facility product, confirm it against your own site's material requirements, but a recycled paper bath tissue like the 04460 carries none of the latex concerns that some gloves or elastic-containing products do.

What is the 04460 not?

It is not a jumbo (JRT) roll and will not fit jumbo dispensers, not a premium ultra-plush consumer tissue, and not a flushable wipe. Before you order at case scale, confirm your restroom dispensers take a standard cored roll — if they are jumbo units, you want the 67805 instead. Matched to standard dispensers, the 04460 is a comfortable, recycled, septic-safe 2-ply that stocks a whole facility from one case.