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500mm Spike Rollers for Epoxy & Self-Levelling Floors

Price range: R564.65 through R829.49

ROX® 500mm Spike Rollers are professional flooring application tools designed to remove trapped air and help level self-levelling epoxy, urethane and cement-based screed systems.

With a contractor-quality aluminium frame, solvent-resistant plastic spikes and a 500mm working width, these spiked rollers help flooring installers achieve more consistent, smoother finishes across medium and large floor areas.

Available with 11mm or 31mm spikes, the ROX® 500mm Spike Roller range provides options for different material thicknesses and flooring applications. Choose the correct spike length for your system to improve deaeration and finishing control.

CodeDescriptionSizeLength
30/1/011SPIKE ROLLER (EPOXY SYSTEMS)11 mm500 mm
30/1/022SPIKE ROLLER (CEMENT SYSTEMS)31 mm500 mm
What is a 500mm Spike Roller?

A 500mm spike roller is a flooring application tool used to release trapped air from freshly applied self-levelling flooring materials.

The roller features a cylindrical surface covered with spikes that penetrate the wet material as the tool is moved across the floor. This helps release air bubbles and improve the consistency of the applied flooring system.

The 500mm working width provides broad coverage, making this type of spike roller suitable for contractors working across medium and large floor areas.

Key Features
  • 500mm working width for efficient floor coverage
  • Contractor-quality aluminium frame
  • Solvent-resistant plastic spikes
  • Locked-together spikes for consistent deaeration
  • Lightweight construction for easier manoeuvrability
  • Designed to reduce material pushing and wave formation
  • Available with 11mm and 31mm spike lengths
  • Suitable for epoxy, urethane and cement-based systems
  • Professional flooring application tool
  • Available in two application-specific configurations
Applications
  • Self-levelling epoxy flooring
  • Urethane flooring systems
  • Self-levelling cement screeds
  • Industrial flooring projects
  • Commercial flooring applications
  • Warehouse flooring
  • Large-area floor coating applications
  • Concrete screed installation
  • Resin flooring projects
  • Professional flooring installation
Who Should Use the 500mm Spike Rollers?
  • Epoxy flooring contractors
  • Industrial flooring installers
  • Commercial flooring specialists
  • Concrete flooring contractors
  • Self-levelling screed installers
  • Resin flooring professionals
  • Construction professionals
  • Professional flooring application teams
FAQ

What is a 500mm spike roller used for?

A 500mm spike roller is used to remove trapped air and help level self-levelling epoxy, urethane and cement-based flooring systems.

What is the difference between an 11mm and 31mm spike roller?

The 11mm spike roller is intended for epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm thick, while the 31mm spike roller is intended for systems above 4 mm thick and cement-based systems.

Can I use an 11mm spike roller on cement screed?

The ROX® 500mm specifications recommend 31mm spikes for cement-based systems. Always follow the flooring manufacturer's application instructions.

Can I use a 31mm spike roller on thin epoxy?

The ROX® 500mm specifications recommend 11mm spikes for epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm thick. Use the spike length specified for your flooring system.

What flooring systems can the ROX® 500mm Spike Roller be used on?

It is designed for self-levelling epoxy, urethane and cement-based screed systems.

Why are the spikes locked together?

The locked-together spike design helps the spikes turn as one unit, supporting consistent deaeration during application.

Why choose a 500mm spike roller?

The 500mm working width provides broad coverage for medium and large floor areas while the lightweight construction helps improve manoeuvrability.

Can a spike roller remove all bubbles from flooring?

A spike roller helps release trapped air, but the final result also depends on correct mixing, application, material thickness and the flooring manufacturer's installation instructions.

Do I need spike shoes to use a spike roller?

For applications where the contractor needs to walk across wet flooring material, spike shoes may be required. Choose footwear suitable for the flooring system and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

How do I choose the correct spike roller?

Choose the spike length according to the flooring system and its working thickness. The ROX® 500mm range includes 11mm and 31mm options for different applications.

11mm vs 31mm Spike Roller
Feature 11mm Spike Roller 31mm Spike Roller
Recommended system Epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm Systems above 4 mm and cement-based systems
Typical use Thin self-levelling flooring applications Thicker self-levelling and cement screed applications
Spike length 11 mm 31 mm
Working width 500 mm 500 mm
Best suited for Thin epoxy and urethane systems Thicker systems and cement-based screeds

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