Most roller complaints trace back to a specification that was never written down. This is how we avoid that.
Six steps, each producing something written. Nothing moves to the next stage on a verbal agreement.
A cover is chosen for a wall, not for a catalogue.
Tell us the surfaces your market paints most and the finish they expect. That decides nap before anything else.
Acrylic, polyester and foam behave differently in the same paint.
We set out how each fabric loads, releases and cleans in your paint system so the choice is made on behaviour.
Cage and push-in frames are not interchangeable.
We confirm which frame system your market owns and build the cover core to suit it.
Stripe colours are how a shelf explains itself.
Stripe colours are matched to your existing system or designed with you, then written into the specification.
A drawing cannot show pile density.
You get a physical sample of every line. Sign it and it becomes the reference for production.
Quiet improvements are how ranges drift.
The signed sample is held as the standard. If anything has to change we tell you in writing before it does.
Fabric, stripe and core all get written down before a run starts.
Heat capped white polyester cover on the European push in frame system.
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White acrylic fibre refill for 9 inch cage frames engineered for a fine surface finish.
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Thermofused 7 inch acrylic roller set with 18 mm nap and green push in frame.
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4 inch mini foam sponge roller set with frame for oil and water paints.
View productIt depends on how many lines and how many sample cycles. We give you a written date per stage rather than a single optimistic number.
Yes. Send the sample and we will tell you honestly what we can match and what we cannot.
Sample and courier costs are confirmed with the quotation. They are usually modest and are often credited against a first order.
We tell you before we substitute anything and offer the nearest option with a sample, rather than changing the product quietly.
Yes, and it should. Print, hang tab and carton marks belong in the same written record as the cover itself.
Tell us what your customers paint and what finish they expect, and we will come back with the fabric and nap options that suit it.
