Scott 67805 Jumbo Roll Toilet Paper (JRT) — 2-Ply, White, 100% Recycled, 1,000 ft/Roll, 12 Rolls

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What the Scott 67805 Jumbo Roll Toilet Paper Is

It is a 2-ply, white, 100% recycled commercial bath tissue in the jumbo roll (JRT) format, sold as 1,000 feet per roll, 12 rolls per case (12,000 feet), with a 3.25 inch core and roughly an 8 inch roll diameter. "Jumbo roll" is the key phrase: this is a high-capacity roll — about five standard rolls in one, per Kimberly-Clark — built to fit universal jumbo-roll dispensers, the large round wall units. It is non-perforated, so the dispenser meters the tear, and it is FSC and EcoLogo certified, meets EPA post-consumer standards, and is septic-safe.

The format is what to match on: a jumbo roll fits jumbo dispensers such as the GP-59009 or the San Jamar twin, and it will not fit a standard cored dispenser — for those you want the standard-roll Scott 04460 instead. Its high capacity is built for high-traffic restrooms where cutting restock trips matters. See the full restroom supplies range, and our jumbo-vs-standard guide if you are choosing a program.

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

The single biggest decision with commercial tissue is jumbo roll vs standard roll, because the two use completely different dispensers. The 67805 jumbo roll is the high-capacity answer: a 1,000-foot roll — about five standard rolls — in a locked jumbo dispenser, so it goes far longer between changes and slashes service frequency in the busiest restrooms. A locked jumbo dispenser also curbs waste and pilferage. Its trade-off is that it needs jumbo-specific dispensers and is non-perforated, so it feels more utilitarian than a home sheeted roll.

A standard-roll program — the Scott 04460 in standard cored dispensers or spindle holders — fits the fixtures most facilities already have and gives the familiar 2-ply feel, at the cost of more frequent restocking under traffic. Many facilities run both: jumbo (JRT) in the high-traffic public restrooms to cut service trips, standard rolls in lower-traffic or private washrooms. You can also pair the 67805 with a Karat JRT as an alternate jumbo supply. The rule is simple: buy the roll your dispensers take, and check the core and diameter. Our jumbo-vs-standard guide and the facility supplies range walk through it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a JRT jumbo roll, and which dispensers fit it?

JRT stands for jumbo roll tissue — a high-capacity roll far larger than a standard toilet roll, here 1,000 feet, roughly five standard rolls in one. It fits universal jumbo-roll (JRT) dispensers, the large round wall units, via a 3.25 inch core and about an 8 inch outer diameter. It is designed for locked jumbo dispensers in busy restrooms; what it does not fit is a standard cored dispenser or a home spindle holder.

Will the 67805 fit a standard cored dispenser or home holder?

No. A jumbo roll is far too large in diameter to seat in a standard cored dispenser or an ordinary spindle holder — it is built for jumbo hardware. If your restroom runs standard cored dispensers, you want a standard roll such as the Scott 04460 instead. Jumbo and standard are two separate dispenser ecosystems, so match the roll to the dispenser you actually have mounted.

How much tissue is in a roll and a case?

Each roll holds 1,000 feet of 2-ply tissue — about five standard rolls' worth, per Kimberly-Clark — and a case contains 12 rolls, so 12,000 feet total. That high capacity is the whole point of a jumbo roll: far more tissue per change means fewer service trips in a busy restroom. Buying by the case keeps a high-traffic facility supplied while cutting the labor of constant restocking.

What core and roll diameter does it use?

The core is 3.25 inches and the roll is roughly 8 inches in outer diameter — the fit-critical dimensions for a jumbo dispenser. Most universal JRT dispensers accept this size, but jumbo dispensers do vary, so check your dispenser's core spindle and maximum roll diameter before you standardise on a case. Getting the core and diameter right is what guarantees the roll seats and turns freely.

Why is it non-perforated?

A jumbo roll is non-perforated so the dispenser controls how much comes out — you pull and tear against the dispenser's edge rather than at a pre-set sheet. That reduces over-pulling and waste in a controlled restroom, which is part of why facilities run jumbo systems. The trade-off is honest: without perforations the tear length varies a little by user, so it feels different from a home sheeted roll.

Is it 2-ply, and is it comfortable?

Yes, it is 2-ply, which gives it a more substantial, comfortable feel than a commercial 1-ply while keeping the yield and control a jumbo roll is bought for. It sits in the Essential value tier: a comfortable, practical 2-ply commercial tissue rather than a premium ultra-plush consumer product. For high-traffic offices, restaurants, hotels and public restrooms, 2-ply jumbo is the usual balance of comfort, capacity and cost.

Is it recycled, and what certifications does it carry?

It is made from 100% recycled fiber, is FSC and EcoLogo certified, and meets EPA standards for post-consumer waste content. That makes it a clean fit for a facility with sustainability targets or a green-cleaning program. The certifications are documented specs on the case, so they are straightforward to substantiate in a procurement, EPA-compliance or facility-supply conversation without relying on marketing language.

Is it septic-safe?

Yes — it is bath tissue designed to break down in standard sewer and septic systems, and it is listed as septic-safe. One distinction worth keeping straight: recycled content and dissolvability are separate specifications, so recycled fiber does not by itself guarantee fast dissolving, and this roll is documented on both. It is toilet tissue, not a flushable wipe; flush only tissue and treat wipes as trash regardless of pack claims.

How does it compare to the standard-roll 04460?

They are the jumbo and standard versions of the same job. The 67805 jumbo roll holds far more per roll (about five standard rolls) in a locked dispenser, so it goes much longer between changes in busy restrooms — but it needs jumbo-specific dispensers. The standard-roll 04460 fits universal cored dispensers and home-style holders and has the familiar sheeted feel, at the cost of more frequent restocking. Choose by your dispensers and your restock labor.

Why choose jumbo for a high-traffic restroom?

Capacity and control. A 1,000-foot roll slashes how often staff have to check and change tissue, which is the single biggest labor cost in a busy restroom, and a locked jumbo dispenser curbs waste and pilferage. That is why offices, restaurants, hotels, schools, healthcare and industrial sites gravitate to jumbo systems. If your traffic is heavy and you can mount jumbo dispensers, the 67805 pays back in reduced service frequency.

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 67805 carries none of the latex concerns that some gloves or elastic-containing products do.

What is the 67805 not?

It is not a standard roll and will not fit standard cored dispensers or home holders, not a perforated sheeted roll, not a premium ultra-plush tissue, and not a flushable wipe. Before you order at case scale, confirm your dispensers are jumbo (JRT) units and check the 3.25 inch core and roughly 8 inch diameter against them — if you run standard cored dispensers, you want the 04460 instead.

Can I mix jumbo and standard rolls across one facility?

You can, and many facilities do — jumbo (JRT) dispensers in the highest-traffic public restrooms to cut service trips, standard cored dispensers in lower-traffic or private washrooms where the familiar feel is preferred. The key is to stock the right roll for each dispenser type: the 67805 jumbo where you have jumbo hardware, the 04460 standard where you have cored dispensers. Label your stockroom by dispenser type to avoid mismatches.