Cover large areas quickly without the need for a paint tray. These rollers have a tube that draws 22 fl. oz. of paint into the handle—enough to cover about 70 square feet. Squeeze the trigger to keep the roller filled with fresh paint as you go. Rollers have a knitted fabric nap that leaves a textured finish. Use them with latex and other water-based paint on semi-smooth surfaces, such as walls and ceilings.

The shield on these rollers prevents spatter from creating a mess. Use the 3/4" Acme threaded hole to attach an extension handle (sold separately).

These short, narrow rollers cover areas where standard paint rollers won't fit.

Roller covers with a knitted fabric nap leave behind a textured finish. Roller covers with a woven fabric nap resist shedding fibers and leave a smoother finish than a knitted fabric nap. Roller covers with a foam nap don’t shed for a very smooth finish.

Rollers for semi-smooth surfaces are for use on walls and ceilings. Rollers for semi-rough surfaces are for use on textured walls and concrete.

4"-long rollers are small enough to fit inside a one-gallon paint can.

For quick jobs without the cleanup, these rollers come with a small plastic tray. Handy for painting a tight spot, they cover spaces where standard-size rollers won't fit.

Fill the bottle-like handle on these rollers with paint and dispense as you roll, so you don't have to stop at a paint tray. Rollers are short for quick touch-up jobs or to fit in tight spaces. Rollers have a plastic nap. Use them with water-based paint on smooth, semi-smooth, semi-rough, or rough surfaces, such as metal doors, cabinetry, walls, ceilings, textured walls, concrete, stone, masonry, and brick.

Tiny spikes covering these rollers release trapped gas when rolled over thick self-leveling floor coatings to promote adhesion and aid in the self-leveling process.

9" long rollers have a 3/4" Acme threaded hole to attach an extension handle (sold separately).

18" long rollers come with a 5-foot extension handle that screws into the frame.