Roll A Bucket; Paint Bucket on Wheels; Orange, Zorr Corp RBC-323

I don't understand the negative reviews because I absolutely love this paint bucket. And I bet there isn't a bucket out there that I haven't owned or used over the years.. It won't make you a better painter if that's your goal, but if you want absolute convenience, ease of use, easy clean up, and easy mobility, this thing is perfect. I don't know how people are tipping it over or claiming it gets paint all over their roller cage. Or any of the other bad claims I read. The only thing I can think of, its being used by people with little experience in painting.. For me and my crew, it's become the goto paint buckets for interior rolling... The one thing that makes me a bit nervous is the handle.. I don't know how much weight it can handle (feels a little weak) , so I don't fill it beyond 3 gallons at at time - in case I need to lift it.. Other than that, I've had no issues whatsoever..

Everything about this is built to last we are using it to paint a hotel with long hall ways and its excellent I would recommend this to any professional.We also had one come without a wheel and they more than exceeded expectations to correct the issue the customer service was superb.

We are professional flippers. The five gallon buckets of paint weight about 50 lbs- getting to be too much for this 60ish lady. This product was absolutely the best- holds enough paint for an entire day, wheels around very easily, and even has a roller holder space behind the screen. We use an extension pole so we have not eliminated ladder work. The handle allows easy pickup in tight spots. Here's a tip- dump in your paint; don't bother scraping out the paint can- use what's left in the can for trimming floor boards, windows, etc.How to improve this product? Make a lid! I am using heavy duty tin foil but a lid would be so nice. If you buy this you will use it again and again. It is very well made and will last you for years. Wish I would have found it 20 years ago!

The concept of the bucket is great. The wheels are heavy and have smooth ball bearings. The grate is standard. Handle pretty good. So WHY does the plastic bucket feel cheap and thin? Expected something like a 5 gallon paint pail but it’s so thin thebucket will flex. It feels like if you would load or lift the pail with 2-3 gallons of paint your going to risk catastrophic failure. Not pleased with the product.Edit: having used this for awhile now including to paint the entire interior of the house I haven’t had any issues with the plastic. Still feels light but for non commercial use it works great. Adjusting review rating up.

I was a new painter and this bucket made it sooo much easier. I put a plastic trash liner inside, poured in a lot of paint and started rolling. When finished, squeeze any excess paint out of a cut corner of the plastic trash liner and toss. During painting, just roll the bucket around the room. No tripping over trays or being careful not to spill a tray. Customer service was also incredible! When Amazon delivered 2 buckets that were cracked, the Zorr Corp sent me one themselves. Fantastic! I highly recommend the Zorr Roll A Bucket.

This rolling paint bucket is the greatest! I have other paint buckets but this one is so well constructed and has made painting so much easier.

the bucket is big enough to use a 5 gall bucket of paint on but i did not like that the screen fits loosely in the slots and that the screen is not replaceable

Have been using this in a basement finishing project. About 1400sqft to paint. While its nice to be able to pour a large quantity of paint in the bucket at a time, it does have its drawbacks. And with a few tweaks could be a great painting tool. There needs to be two locking castors for this bucket. It comes with only one and you have to use your foot or a wall to stop it from pivoting when applying paint to the roller. Second, the grate and bucket itself needs to be about an inch wider. You cant evenly distribute paint on the roller because the grate is too narrow. The roller overlaps the edges of the grate and you end up getting paint all over the sides of the bucket.