Eco Roller Frame 4" - Bamboo Handle LickPro Tools / Eco Union

Eco Roller Frame 4" - Bamboo Handle LickPro Tools / Eco Union

A 4" roller frame for the smaller bits where a 9" paint roller just feels too big.

I use a 4" roller for the places where I still want a rolled finish, but need more control. Narrow walls, panelling, furniture, shelves, alcoves, behind radiators, around windows, and all the awkward sections where a big roller feels clumsy.

Pair it with a 4" mid pile sleeve and it makes those fiddly parts feel much easier. You get the same kind of roller texture as the rest of the wall, rather than doing everything with a brush and ending up with different marks in different places.

The bamboo handle feels nice to hold, and the smaller frame gives you that bit more control when you are working close to edges, corners, trims, or furniture. It is one of those little tools that makes you feel more careful and more confident while you are painting.

A note on the branding. Eco Union is now part of Lick Tools, so depending on the batch, the roller frame may say Eco Union or Lick. Same kind of tool, just different branding as the range changes over. If you specifically need one version, email us before ordering and we will have a root around for you!

Use this with the matching 4" mid pile roller sleeves for smaller areas, awkward spots, touch-ups, panelling, furniture, and narrow sections.

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Price
£6.00

Info: Eco Roller Frame 4" - Bamboo Handle LickPro Tools / Eco Union

Other useful tools in this range:

I think good tools make painting feel much easier. You get cleaner edges, smoother coverage, less mess, and that nice feeling that you are doing the job properly. These are the other bits in the range that work well together, depending on what you are painting.

For walls, ceilings, and bigger flat areas, the 9" mid pile roller sleeve is the one I would use first. Pair it with the roller, sleeves and tray set if you want the main setup in one go.

For smaller sections, awkward corners, panelling, furniture, shelves, and narrow bits of wall, the 4" mid pile roller sleeves are really handy. They help you get a roller finish in places where a big roller feels too clumsy.

The 2.5L paint kettle is one of those things that seems simple, but makes the job feel calmer. I use a kettle when I do not want to carry a full tin around. Pour a sensible amount in, cut in, touch up, move around the room, then put any leftover paint back in the tin.

For brushwork, the 3 brush set is a good everyday set. The 5 brush set gives you more options if you are doing a bigger job or want a few sizes to hand.

If you already know what you need, you can pick a single flat brush for general painting, or an angle sash brush for cutting in around edges, frames, ceilings, and skirting boards. The 3 piece flat brush set is also a nice simple option if you want a few useful flat brush sizes together.

The nice bit is that these are proper decorating tools, not just “eco” versions that make the job harder. Bamboo handles, recycled metal, recycled plastic cores, sugarcane pulp trays, and tools that still help you get a finish you can feel proud of.