Heron roller handle - extra long -
United Kingdom : Shipment €39.00
€9.73
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Description
Heron roller handle - extra long -
The new Airone handle is made of aluminum with a length of 80 cm , and is suitable for all removable rollers for Boar Brushes with dimensions of 20 and 23 cm .
The lightness of the material, the perfect dimensions and unparalleled practicality come together in a single solution, allowing you to paint high walls and ceilings effortlessly. The Cinghiale Airone handle , designed to simplify the application of paint and make it even simpler and faster, guarantees precision, comfort and surprising results , the perfect tool for renovating spaces with ease.
The characteristics of the new Airone Pennelli Cinghiale handle
- Extreme lightness: made of high quality aluminium, the Cinghiale Airone handle for rollers is extraordinarily light, only 180 grams; ensures an effortless painting experience and makes every project a breeze.
- Perfect dimensions: with an overall length of 80 cm, in versions for 20 and 23 cm rollers, the Airone handle allows you to reach previously inaccessible heights without the use of a ladder or telescopic pole, allowing you to paint all walls at home with ease.
- Practicality and ease of handling: designed with particular attention to ergonomics and comfort, our new handle guarantees an ergonomic grip, which makes it extremely easy to handle. Thanks to its practicality of use, it can be easily used by anyone, professionals or DIY enthusiasts.
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