Paint Rollers
Make every paint job faster, more consistent, smoother, and more durable with our range of high-quality paint rollers.
Rolon’s range is designed for smooth, even coverage on any surface, and we have a product that helps you tackle everything from full room makeovers to detailed trim work with ease.
Built for durability and precision, our rollers deliver professional results regardless of whether you are working on smooth or rougher surfaces.
Terracotta 21mm
Terracotta 21mm
GoldStripe 12mm
GoldStripe 12mm
Double GreenStripe 12mm
Double GreenStripe 12mm
Microfibre 9mm
Microfibre 9mm
MicroFibre Blue 12mm
MicroFibre Blue 12mm
Paint Rollers for Every Surface and Finish
At Rolon, we believe the tools you use are vital to a high-quality paint job, especially your paint rollers. Whether you’re a professional painter, working on a commercial renovation, or looking for a quality DIY finish, we offer an extensive range of paint rollers, and roller covers, designed to deliver smooth, fast, and quality results every time.
Choosing the Right Roller
With dozens of options on the market, selecting the right roller cover can be difficult. But choosing the correct roller and nap length saves you time, reduces the amount of paint you need to use, and delivers a professional-quality finish that lasts. Our expert-crafted roller covers come in a variety of materials and nap sizes (ranging from 4mm to 21mm) to suit any application.
Whether you’re applying acrylic, low sheen paints, oil-based paints, oil-based gloss, or semi-gloss paints, our roller covers are designed for ease of use and durability across different surfaces. For high-sheen paints, a low-nap or regular nap roller will help you avoid streaking and blistering. Our premium microfiber and proprietary material are engineered to deliver an exceptionally smooth finish, on everything from walls to ceilings, doors to cabinets, and outdoor surfaces to floors.
Designed for Smooth and Textured Surfaces
Not all surfaces are created equal. That’s why our product range includes rollers tailored for both textured and smooth surfaces. Smooth drywall? Go with our lint-free microfiber or woven roller covers to achieve a smooth finish without bubbles or blistering. For textured surfaces like popcorn ceilings or stucco, our high-capacity rollers ensure consistent paint coverage, even on uneven substrates.
Painting a brick wall, rough plaster, or cinder block? Our nap covers are perfect for pushing more paint deep into grooves without overspray or excessive back-rolling.
Get an Outstanding Finish, Every Time
Your end result matters. You’re likely aiming for a very smooth finish, so rest assured, our products are precision-engineered for consistency. From the frame to the fabric, our materials are designed to hold more paint efficiently, release it evenly, and glide effortlessly over any surface or textures. That means a small amount of drips, less waste, and less fatigue on the job.
Our rollers also feature precision-balanced frames for reduced wrist strain, comfort-grip handles for all-day use, and a universal thread design compatible with standard extension poles.
Custom Roller Widths for Every Job
Painting larger areas? You’ll want a wide roller nap. Need to get behind radiators or between cabinet panels? Opt for a narrower roller nap, like a model. Whatever the task, our variety of roller width options ensures you have the right tool for the job—without compromising coverage or control.
Essential Tips for Choosing the Best Paint Rollers for Your Project
Introduction
Introduction to Paint Rollers
- Paint rollers are a crucial tool for any painting project. Good quality products provide a smooth finish, are easy to use, and save time.
- Consider the type of paint and surface when selecting a paint roller.
- Different materials and naps should be used with different paints and on different surfaces or textures.
Types of Roller Covers
Types of Roller Covers
- Paint roller covers come in two main types: woven and knit models.
- Woven rollers, including microfibre and mohair, leave no lint and provide a smooth finish.
- Knit rollers, made of materials such as polyester and lambswool, hold more paint and are better for large areas and textured surfaces.
- The most suitable roller cover can make a big difference in a paint job's final result. Consider the fabric, whether that be polyester or sheeps wool.
Choosing the Right Roller
Choosing the Right Roller
- Choosing the best roller for the job depends on the desired outcome of the project.
- Consider the type of paint, surface, and amount of paint needed when selecting a roller cover.
- Short-nap rollers provide an ultra-smooth finish, ideal for water and oil-based semi-gloss paints.
- Medium-nap rollers are suitable for showpiece walls.
Paint Roller Covers and Extensions
Paint Roller Covers and Extensions
- The roller width is the last decision to make when selecting a roller cover.
- The ideal width depends on the surface area to be covered and the project requirements.
- Consider the thickness of the roller cover and the type of surface being painted. Each project requires its own considerations.
Preparing for Painting
Preparing for Painting
- Clean and prepare the surface before painting to ensure a smooth finish.
- Remove excess moisture and dust from the surface.
- Use a primer if necessary.
- Choose the appropriate paint and roller for the job.
Painting Project Tips
Painting Project Tips
- Use a high-quality paint roller to achieve a great finish!
- Carefully consider whether you need high sheen or low sheen paints prior to starting your project.
- Apply thin coats, allowing each to dry before applying the next.
- Use a paint tray to hold and transport paint.
- Use a roller extension pole to reach high ceilings and walls.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the wrong type of nap for the surface and paint.
- Applying too much paint, resulting in a rough finish.
- Not cleaning the roller regularly, resulting in a buildup of excess paint.
- Not storing the roller properly, resulting in damage to the roller brush and fabric.
Maintaining Your Roller
Maintaining Your Roller
- Store the roller in a dry place, away from excess moisture.
- Use soapy water to clean the roller, and rinse thoroughly.
- Allow the roller to air dry, or use a clean towel to dry it.
Final Checklist
Final Checklist
- Choose the most suitable roller for the surface and paint.
- Clean and prepare the surface before painting.
- Cleaning paint rollers regularly helps maintain a quality output.
- Store your rollers properly to extend the product's lifespan.
Why Choose Rolon?
We’ve been in business for 30 years and know every fabric, low, medium, and high nab products, and the best way to apply paint coats to ensure thicker surface area coverage and a flat outcome.
That’s why every product in our lineup is tested and trusted by professionals before it ever hits the shelves. We take pride in combining innovation with craftsmanship to produce rollers that help you work faster, smarter, and cleaner.
With our full line of paint rollers, roller covers, nap lengths, and accessories, you can easily brush your way to a flat, seamless finish. Whether you’re working with semi-gloss paints, tackling smooth surfaces or covering rougher surfaces, we’ve got your back, and your walls.