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NOVQO rollers for applying filler

A roller applies filler, it does not level it. The compound spreads across the plane faster and more evenly than with a spatula, and only then is it drawn out and trued with a wide blade. Splitting those two operations is where the time is won on large walls and ceilings.

Width

Narrow rollers (100–230 mm) work where a wide one cannot go: strips between openings, areas behind pipes, corners, plasterboard joints. Wide ones (305–455 mm) take the bulk of the work: the wider the roller, the fewer passes and the more even the base coat.

What a wide roller demands

Even pressure along its whole length. Press with one edge and the layer comes out wedge-shaped, adding work to the spatula pass that follows. In a room with openings and recesses the widest size often hinders more than it helps.

The pile

Polyamide resists abrasion and does not go soggy in a wet mix. A longer pile picks up more material and carries it into the hollows of an uneven substrate, but leaves a thicker layer — a spatula pass after it is mandatory.

FAQ

01 Can a roller level a wall?
No. A roller distributes the compound across the plane but does not shear off unevenness — it has no straight edge. After application the layer is trued with a spatula, a straightedge or a squeegee. Trying to manage with the roller alone leaves a wavy layer that will have to be sanded.
02 Which width should I take?
Go by the size of the planes, not the total area. For continuous walls and ceilings take 305–455 mm. In a room with windows, recesses and pipes a wide roller keeps meeting obstacles — there 180–230 mm are the working sizes, with the narrowest 100 mm kept for corners and joints.
03 Why do pile heights differ?
A long pile picks up more compound and carries it into hollows on an uneven substrate. A short one leaves a thinner, flatter layer but copes worse with relief. If the substrate is already trued, a long pile only adds work at the levelling stage.
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