Roller for Putty with Handle GEKO 8 cm x 4 cm, 6 mm Shaft, 100 Spare Covers

GEKO roller for putty with handle is a compact hand tool designed for smoothing and texturing putty and plaster on walls and ceilings. The roller measures 8 cm by 4 cm and runs on a 6 mm diameter shaft. The package includes 100 spare covers, enabling repeated use during renovation, finishing and small construction tasks where precise manual application and surface finishing are required.

Advantages

The roller’s small size and narrow width allow controlled application in tight areas and around corners. The 6 mm shaft provides a simple, reliable fit to standard roller handles, and the included 100 spare covers reduce downtime for cover changes and extend the tool’s service life. The design is lightweight and easy to handle for repetitive finishing tasks.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and levelling putty on interior walls and ceilings
• Applying textured finishes in small areas and corners
• Repair and renovation work in residential and small commercial spaces
• Manual finishing where large rollers are impractical

Key specifications

• Roller dimensions: 8 cm (length) × 4 cm (diameter)
• Shaft diameter: 6 mm
• Material: roller with replaceable covers (covers supplied)
• Spare covers: 100 pieces included
• Intended use: manual application for putty and plaster

How to use

Fit the roller onto a compatible handle by sliding the 6 mm shaft into the handle socket until secure. Select an appropriate cover from the supplied spares and place it evenly on the roller core. Apply putty or plaster onto the wall or ceiling and roll the tool over the surface with even pressure to smooth or texture as required. Replace covers when they become soiled or worn to maintain consistent finish quality. Clean the roller core after use and store covers dry to prevent contamination.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the roller on surfaces prepared according to putty or plaster manufacturer instructions. Work in small sections, keep a consistent rolling direction, and change covers frequently when working with coarse or pigmented materials to avoid streaks and ensure uniform finish.