Masking Film and Paper Dispensers
Masking a whole room by hand means taping the paper, then taping it down. A dispenser does both at once: the tape goes on the edge of the paper or film as you pull, and both land on the surface together. That is the pass where the hours go on a big mask up, and it is why the dispenser and kraft paper sell together more often than not.
One pass masking. Load a roll of kraft paper or film and a roll of tape. The dispenser marries the two as you pull, so what was a two person or two pass job becomes one movement along the wall.
Paper for trims, film for floors. 300mm ProMask kraft paper suits benchtops, sills and wider runs, with 150mm for skirting, architraves and reveals. iQuip pre-folded film comes in 1810, 2400 and 2700mm widths on 27m rolls and opens out from a manageable roll to cover floors, furniture and windows.
Refills you can reorder. Every roll that goes into these dispensers is sold on its own here, so once you are set up you only reorder the paper, film and tape you have used.





