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Very fine waterproof K1000 sandpaper for wet sanding with water. By wetting the sandpaper, hardly any dust is released during sanding and you can work in a controlled way towards a smooth finish. Sold per sheet and easy to cut to size for a hand sanding block or a sanding machine with a rectangular sanding surface.

This universal wall paint roller is suitable for applying wall paint to smooth to moderately rough surfaces. The roller distributes the paint evenly and helps you finish larger surfaces efficiently and neatly.  Supplied complete with frame and handle, so you can start painting straight away. Ideal for walls, ceilings and other broad surfaces where you want a calm, even paint result with...

This paint roller with polyamide yarn is ideal for applying paint evenly to larger surfaces. With its 25 cm width, you can work efficiently and create a smooth, homogeneous finish. Suitable for walls, panels, doors and furniture in combination with Decoration Paint.

Marian Verdonk creates monumental wool paintings in which loose wool fibres, colour and movement come together. Drawing on her background in theatre design and her knowledge of painting and sculptural form, she developed her own technique using felting needles, allowing the natural movement of the wool to remain visible. Her tactile wall objects evoke inner landscapes: soft...

Marian Verdonk creates monumental wool paintings in which loose wool fibres, colour and movement come together. Drawing on her background in theatre design and her knowledge of painting and sculptural form, she developed her own technique using felting needles, allowing the natural movement of the wool to remain visible. Her tactile wall objects evoke inner landscapes: soft...

Marian Verdonk creates monumental wool paintings in which loose wool fibres, colour and movement come together. Drawing on her background in theatre design and her knowledge of painting and sculptural form, she developed her own technique using felting needles, allowing the natural movement of the wool to remain visible. Her tactile wall objects evoke inner landscapes: soft...