Angled brush, wooden handle

Wooden Corner Brush – The handy helper for every tricky corner

Looking for a simple but highly effective brush for those hard-to-reach places? The Wooden Corner Brush is a classic tool that should not be missing from your painting kit. Thanks to the characteristic bend at the ferrule, you can effortlessly reach corners and holes that a regular brush simply cannot access.

This corner brush is equipped with sturdy white hair, making it suitable for virtually all types of paints and varnishes. Whether you want to cut in a wall paint edge or paint a tricky profile; this brush easily follows the contours of your surface. The unvarnished wooden handle lies naturally in the hand and offers a good grip, even when your hands get a bit dusty during DIY work.

The compact and robust design makes this brush ideal for both precision work and rougher painting in tricky locations. It is a no-nonsense product that does what it is supposed to do: apply paint to the places that would normally remain out of reach.

• White Hair: Sturdy and versatile hairs that are suitable for all types of paint.
• Angled Ferrule: Specially designed to paint in tricky corners and niches.
• Unvarnished Wooden Handle: Offers a pleasant, natural grip and an authentic look.
• Compact Design: Easy to handle, even in small spaces.
• All-Purpose Use: Suitable for both varnishes, wall paint, and primers.

Smart solution for technical painting

The angle of the head lets you paint 'around a corner', perfect behind pipes or in deep corners.

You do not need to change brushes; this corner brush works with every can of paint you have.

A durable design without fuss that does exactly what it was made for.

• Corners & Edges: For accurately cutting in wall paint at ceilings.
• Pipework: Ideal for painting behind radiators or pipes.
• Niches: Effortlessly reach the deepest points in cabinets or window frames.

• Type: Corner brush
• Hair type: White hair
• Handle material: Unvarnished wood
• Suitable for: All paints and varnishes

• Working in: Run the brush through your hand before use to remove any loose hairs from production.
• Dipping: Do not dip the brush too deeply; the tip of the corner brush is often sufficient to get the paint into the corner.
• Cleaning: Clean the brush immediately after use with water (for wall paint) or turpentine (for varnish). Then brush the hairs back into the correct shape.
• Storage: Let the brush dry lying flat. Because the handle is unvarnished, you can lightly sand it after use to restore the grip.