Premier
Premier 712-IMP Paint Roller Frame 5 Wire Cage 7 in
Seven-inch roller frame with a five-wire chrome cage and threaded plastic handle for all paint types
- ColorTransparent
- 5-wire cage gives even paint pickup
- 7 in roller width covers walls quickly
- 12 1/2 in overall length reaches high areas
- threaded plastic handle accepts extension poles
- chrome-plated steel shank resists corrosion
Premier 712-IMP Paint Roller Frame
The Premier 712-IMP is a 7 inch paint roller frame built with a 5 wire cage construction. It suits decorators and DIY users applying all paint types to walls and ceilings. The steel shank and chrome plating provide durability for repeated use. A threaded plastic handle accepts standard extension poles.
5 Wire Cage and Threaded Handle
The 5 wire cage design holds the roller cover securely during application. A black plastic handle with threaded grip allows attachment to extension poles for high areas. Chrome plating on the steel shank resists corrosion from paint and cleaning solvents. The cage style suits standard 7 inch roller covers.
7 Inch Roller Length
This frame fits 7 inch wide roller covers, a common size for general wall and ceiling work. The overall length is 12 1/2 inches. Buyers needing wider coverage per stroke or a different cage wire count should consider other frame sizes.
Highlights
- 5-wire cage gives even paint pickup
- 7 in roller width covers walls quickly
- 12 1/2 in overall length reaches high areas
- threaded plastic handle accepts extension poles
- chrome-plated steel shank resists corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | PREMIER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the 5 wire cage need replacement after heavy use?
The cage is chrome plated steel, so it resists corrosion; the 5/16 in shank wire is sturdy enough for normal jobs, but bent wires would require a new frame.
What fails first when rolling large areas continuously?
The plastic threaded handle can loosen or crack before the steel cage shows wear, especially if overtightened on extension poles.
Does the frame get hot or uncomfortable during all day painting?
The black plastic handle stays cool and does not conduct heat; the chrome cage remains near ambient temperature, so fatigue comes from grip pressure not heat.
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