Linzer Products RF210 18" Paint Roller Frame

Brand:Linzer

3/5

€
65.67

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Project Select, 12" To 18", Professional Adjustable Roller Frame, Heavy Duty Threaded Comfort Grip For Extension Pole, Fits All Standard Covers From 12" To 18", Yoke Style Frame Provides Fast, Even Application, Covers Twice The Area, Twice As Fast, Includes 2 Roller End Caps. FROM THE MANUFACTURER End caps included.

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EAN: 0077089210002

Categories Tools & Home Improvement, Paint, Wall Treatments & Supplies, Painting Supplies & Tools, Paint Application, Paint Roller Frames,

Includes 2 Roller End Caps. Professional Adjustable Roller Frame and Heavy Duty Threaded Comfort Grip For Extension Pole. Made in China.

Batteries required	No
Brand	Linzer
Color	Red
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 13 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Finish Type	Painted
Finish types	Painted
Import	Imported
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	Yes
Item model number	RF210
Item Weight	0.92 Pounds
Item Weight	14.7 ounces
Manufacturer	Linzer Products
Number of Items	1
Product Dimensions	15 x 14 x 9 inches
Product Dimensions	18"L x 18"W
Target Audience	Unisex Adult
Unit Count	1.0 Count

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Its fittings are larger then 18 inch rollers

I bought this product times two and its suggested rollers knowing the plastic inserts could be too small or too large! The rollers that they recommend didn't come with the fittings for this item and were the worst rollers ever!

Scritto da: DocGriz

Five Stars

What can I say!

Scritto da: lightbringer

Crap!!

This is a ridiculas design for a paint roller frame. The end caps are included, that's great, but why...WHY would you make them with 3 pieces? The round disc end pieces and then for each end 2 'tiny' little pieces to attach it to the frame. these pieces are a (for what reason) tiny sleeve/insert which goes into the round disc roller end plug, and then there is a Tiny little metal...?rod/insert which goes thru the vertical arm at the ends and slips into the insert which was inserted into the roller end plug disc, and it's only 1/2in. long with a slight rim head on the outside end to keep it from going thru the frame arm. this is a rediculas contraption that can't possiblly work. These 6 parts(both ends)and the roller are held in place by tension on the adjustable arms.When rolling on painting surface with 'ANY' pressure the arms spread just slightly releasing the silly little rods/pins and plastic sleeves and the roller falls/rolls right out of the frame. This happens within every 2to4 strokes of the roller. If this discription and explaination is hard to follow and or picture, well it was just as hard to believe it when I was trying to use it. Mine came in a kit with paint pan and allready put together with a roller in it. Upon inspection I discovered the ABSOLUTE idiot design of this thing."BE WARNNED" This is a piece of crap! ~S.C.