BUCKET + 5 ECO-REFILLS PULL LINER
7L bucket with grid and 5 peelable films: change colour in 5 seconds, zero cleaning, zero drain discharge.
Estimated delivery: 24-48h
CAMION + 5 ÉCO-RECHARGES PULL LINER
The Bucket + 5 eco-refills Pull Liner system represents a major advance for professionals and homeowners looking to reduce their environmental impact. This smart paint tray uses disposable peelable films that eliminate drain discharge and drastically reduce water and solvent consumption. Once work is finished, simply remove the used film: your bucket is clean in 5 seconds, with no tedious cleaning required.
Technical specifications
- Bucket in polypropylene containing 70% recycled materials
- 5 peelable PVC-PE films made from 100% recycled materials
- Available in two sizes: 7L (290 x 200 x 190 mm) and 14L (370 x 280 x 225 mm)
- Robust metal handle for safe transport
- Built-in wringing grid for optimal roller loading
- Liners easily detachable and compactable after use
- Simplified waste disposal: no residue to rinse
- Complete elimination of polluting drain discharge
Application advice
Install the eco-refill Pull Liner in the bucket before pouring your paint. The film fits perfectly against the tray walls and the built-in wringing grid. Work normally with your roller: the system does not change your usual technique. The grid allows for effective wringing and proper paint dosage on the sleeve.
At the end of the job or when changing colour, gently remove the film by its edges. Paint residue remains trapped in the liner. Compact the used film to reduce its volume and dispose of it according to local paint waste regulations. The bucket stays perfectly clean, ready for a new refill.
This system is particularly suitable for worksites with limited water access, work at height or at customer sites, and for anyone wanting to optimise their time whilst respecting the environment. The 5 refills supplied allow for multiple rooms or colour changes without interruption.
Technical specifications
| Brand | L'Outil Parfait |
| Handle | Metal |
| Capacity | 7 litres |
| Dimensions | 290 x 200 x 190 mm |
| Wringer grid | Built-in |
| Refill weight | 120 g |
| Bucket material | Polypropylene 70% recycled |
| Refills material | PVC-PE 100% recycled |
| Number of refills included | 5 |
Pro tips
Pygmalion tip: For painters juggling multiple projects in a single day, this Pull Liner system quickly becomes essential. Always keep spare refills in your vehicle: you can switch colours between clients without returning to the workshop. Time savings easily amount to 15–20 minutes per colour change, and you save litres of water whilst meeting increasingly strict environmental standards across Belgium. Remember too that this system drastically reduces spillage pollution risks during cleaning.
FAQ
Do Pull Liner refills suit all paint types?
Yes, the peelable PVC-PE films work with both water-based and alkyd paints. Their recycled composition does not affect their chemical resistance to solvents and various professional paint formulations.
How many times can I reuse the bucket itself?
The polypropylene bucket is designed for intensive use over several years. As long as the metal handle and wringer grid remain in good condition, you only replace the peelable refills. This is the true ecological and economic benefit of the system.
Can I use this bucket without the peelable refills?
Technically yes, the bucket functions as a standard paint tray. However, you lose all system advantages: time savings, water conservation, reduced liquid waste and easy colour switching. The refill investment quickly pays for itself.
Are refills compatible with the 14-litre format?
No, each capacity has its own adapted refills. The 7-litre kit requires specific 7L refills, whilst the 14-litre format needs refills sized accordingly. Ensure you order the reference matching your bucket.
How do I recycle used refills?
Used peelable PVC-PE films should be disposed of via soft plastic recycling streams or deposited at a waste collection point in the plastic waste section. In Belgium, contact your local waste management authority to learn the exact collection procedures for your region.




