Plastic bottle with a tightly sealing lid for storing wall paint with a screw-on roller or brush.

A compact, sealable container system with mixing balls and interchangeable attachments addresses paint degradation and impracticality in large buckets by ensuring re-sealability and direct application for small repairs.

DE202025003487U1Active Publication Date: 2026-04-09LAND MARK
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Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-11-14
Publication Date
2026-04-09

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing paint containers, such as large buckets, suffer from air ingress leading to drying out and microbiological changes, and are impractical for targeted small-area repairs.

Method used

A compact container system with a sealable design, integrated mixing balls, and interchangeable roller or brush attachments for direct application, allowing re-sealability and efficient use of small paint quantities.

Benefits of technology

Ensures space-saving storage with re-sealability and direct application to damaged areas, preventing paint degradation and enhancing usability for small repairs.

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Abstract

(Main claim) Container system for storing and applying wall paint, comprising: • a container (1) for receiving a brushable coating compound, • a closure that can be screwed onto a threaded neck (3) of the container, characterized by that the closure is designed as an interchangeable application attachment (5), which can optionally be replaced by a screw cap (4) and allows direct application of the wall paint contained in the container to a surface.
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Description

[0001] The invention relates to a container system for storing brushable coating materials, in particular dispersion and interior wall paints, and for selectively applying them to surfaces.

[0002] Wall paints are typically stored in large paint buckets. Once opened, air enters the container, which can lead to drying out, microbiological changes, or pigment settling. Furthermore, targeted repairs of small damaged areas using a paint bucket are impractical.

[0003] The object of the invention is to provide a compact container system that • enables space-saving storage of small quantities of paint, • ensures re-sealability, • and allows direct application to damaged areas.

[0004] The task is solved by a container system with the described characteristics. The container system includes: • a sealable container for holding wall paint, • a removable screw cap, • an interchangeable application attachment, which can be designed as a roller or brush.

[0005] Inside the container are integrated mixing balls which homogenize the color when shaken.

[0006] The container is designed to be filled using a pipette or similar dosing aid.

[0007] After use, the application attachment can be removed and replaced with a screw cap, allowing the container to be resealed and stored. Example of implementation

[0008] Examples of implementation are shown in the figures.

[0009] The container (1) has a container body (2) with a threaded neck (3).

[0010] A screw cap (4) serves to seal tightly.

[0011] An application attachment (5) can be detachably attached to the threaded neck (3).

[0012] The application attachment (5) optionally includes: • a scooter (6) or • a brush (7).

[0013] Inside the container are mixing balls (8). REFERENCE MARK LIST 1 container 2 container bodies 3 threaded neck 4 screw caps 5 Application attachment 6 scooters 7 brushes 8 mixing balls