Wooster Brush Company
Wooster Brush Company R241-14 14 in paint roller cover
14-inch knit fabric roller cover with 3/4-inch nap for rough surfaces like brick, concrete and masonry
- ColorTransparent
- 14 in cover handles large walls fast
- 3/4 in nap holds more paint per dip
- Knit fabric releases paint evenly on rough surfaces
- Polypropylene core resists water and solvents
- Compatible with standard cage frames for quick changes
14 in paint roller cover
The Wooster Brush Company R241-14 is a 14 inch paint roller cover designed for use with standard cage and yoke frames. It features a 3/4 inch nap knit fabric cover on a 1 1/2 inch polypropylene core. The cover works with all paint types and is suited for rough surfaces such as brick, concrete, drywall, masonry and wood.
Best for rough surfaces and large areas
This roller cover suits painters who need to coat textured walls or large expanses quickly. It is not intended for smooth surfaces where a finer finish is required. Buyers who want a shorter nap for cabinets or trim should look at something else.
Fits standard cage and yoke frames
The 1 1/2 inch core diameter fits compatible frames such as the WR017-9 and R030-9 models. The knit fabric cover holds paint well for low sheen applications on rough substrates. No special tools are needed beyond a matching roller frame.
Highlights
- 14 in cover handles large walls fast
- 3/4 in nap holds more paint per dip
- Knit fabric releases paint evenly on rough surfaces
- Polypropylene core resists water and solvents
- Compatible with standard cage frames for quick changes
Specifications
| Brand | WOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which roller frame models fit the 14 in cover with 1 1/2 in core diameter?
The cover is compatible with Wooster WR017-9 and R030-9 cage or yoke frames that accept a 1 1/2 in core and 14 in length.
Can the 3/4 in nap knit fabric cover be used on previously painted drywall and wood without changing rollers?
Yes, the cover material is rated for drywall, wood, brick, concrete and masonry, and works with all paint types including low sheen finishes.
How do I verify the cover is loading paint evenly after attaching it to the frame?
Roll the cover in the tray until the knit fabric is uniformly saturated, then test on a small area; an even, stipple-free film on rough surfaces shows it is working as intended.
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