WagnerWall Roller EasyRoll, Manual Colour Application, Paint Roller with Tank, 550 ml Container

I recently purchased a paint roller with a built-in paint storage container in the handle, and I must say it's a game-changer for anyone tackling painting projects. This innovative tool deserves high praise.First and foremost, the built-in paint storage is a stroke of genius. It eliminates the need to constantly dip the roller into a paint tray, which not only saves time but also reduces the mess and potential for spills. The handle container holds a substantial amount of paint, so you can cover large areas without interruptions.The design is ergonomic and comfortable to grip, making extended painting sessions much more manageable. I found it to be especially handy for ceiling and wall painting, where reaching high or awkward spots can be challenging.The roller itself provides smooth and even coverage, resulting in a professional-looking finish. The roller material seems durable and stands up well to repeated use.Cleaning up is a breeze too. The roller is detachable from the handle, allowing for easy cleaning and reuse.Overall, this paint roller with a built-in paint storage container is a game-changer for DIY painters like me. It streamlines the painting process, reduces mess, and delivers excellent results. If you're planning any painting projects, I highly recommend investing in this tool; it's a true time and energy saver.

Well done Wagner. A simple to use paint roller. I have read other reviews where the user has had poor results or endured great difficulty with its application. I can only think this is owing to one vital missing part which is the paint must be diluted before use. You need to thin out the paint by at least 10% (higher for those gluey and viscous emulsions). Once thoroughly stirred the paint will travel up the tube and then come through the roller with uniformity and ease. Do not press the trigger too often between applications or you may over-saturate the roller and poor results will be there on your walls or ceiling. Otherwise. It produces excellent results with much less mess than a traditional roller and tray. Clean up is straightforward with two buckets full of water to pump out the residual paint in the tube. Disassemble the valves, clean and dry then apply silicone grease to those essential parts and you will have no problems.

The concept is good but there is so much more work needed on this product. The filling mechanism is largely ineffective and when full the device is heavier than you think. For ceilings it's a nightmare and splatters extensively.To top it off, any time saved in application is lost cleaning out the system. The mess caused and storage needed to dry this out between uses is a huge cause of frustration.Total waste of money and has already been disposed of for a roller and tray combination. Save your money, dont bother with this.

The first use was great, but this is definitely not a product for someone without upper body strength! The roller is quite stiff and despite using wd40 to try to loosen it, it still requires quite a bit of force to get it to roll. The paint delivery system is good but cleaning it is a nightmare- so many nooks and crannies it is impossible to clean properly. After the first use, mine wouldn't then deliver the paint properly - took quite a bit of messing about to get it to work. On the third use I gave up - the roller for some reason wouldn't absorb the paint from inside and the force of it kept pushing it off the metal bar, meaning my face got splattered with paint several times before I decided it was easier to dip it into a paint tray

Where has this been all my life ?!!! Genius product!Think of a huge cartridge that you fill up and it saves all the bending down to refresh the roller every few strokes . The cleaning takes a while but overall it’s great ! When you’re short in height and the idea of scaling a hallway wall is daunting… this is the answer !

I have mixed feeling about this roller. Lets get some negatives out of the way. First it's a devil to clean. Second it can be hard to fill, the two way valve keeps getting drawn down the filling port. Third it's hard to clean. Fourth and this is the big one, it unusable in tight (not even that tight) spaces. Then why have I given it four stars, easy, because when you have an area where you can use it, it reduces the amount of effort involed in painting by a lot. I can't recommend it to YOU simply because I don't know what space you are decorating but if you have the room to maneuver it, it's worth the investment.

You have to push so hard with this thing, and it does not give good paint cover. You will be exhausted. If you press the trigger more and more to load more paint, it starts leaking from the axle seal and dripping everywhere. After a while, it drips anyway. Found it easy enough to clean, and it didnt waste too much paint when cleaning, but much slower progress than a convertional roller on a pole and tray. In fact, I had a large area to cover, so did half with this, and half with normal roler to compare- the normal roller gave a much better finish and was 40% quicker, plus made a lot less mess. In the end I returned it as not fit for purpose.

Once you have it though, of gently squeezing the trigger whilst rollering it's very effective on walls. less so, on textured ceilings but still better than having to stop every 5 seconds to get more paint. One thing to note as it happened to me whilst painting the ceiling. Do stop and look where you're walking every now and then. It's quite easy to get carried away and walk into say for example the paint tray of a friend or family member who has come over to help paint and then lose a few hours of daylight cleaning up the floor and wishing you weren't a klutz and them feeling guilty for not telling you they'd put it on the floor.Anyway, good product need a deeper piled roller.