Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy Roller Frame Item Name:Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy BR036 Roller Frame 12" to 18" - (Box of 3) Save by the box: $28.03 ea Ideal for wallpaper installers and PLX20/04-1

Name: Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy Roller Frame Item Name:Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy BR036 Roller Frame 12" to 18" - (Box of 3) Save by the box: $28.03 ea Ideal for wallpaper installers and PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68388545666
Price: 29.78 USD
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Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy Roller Frame Item Name:Wooster Sherlock Wide Boy BR036 Roller Frame 12" to 18" (Box of 3) Save by the box: $28.03 ea Ideal for wallpaper installers and PLX20 04 1 Ideal for wallpaper installers and DIY enthusiasts alike Extra thick angle style BR036 Adjusts to hold roller covers 12 in Sherlock GT compatible

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