Multi-Angle Paint Brush Extender Holder for High Ceiling,Extension Pole Attachments,Paint Brush Extension Handle-Universal Paint Brush Extender Tool fits Most Rollers,Brush,Scrapers

Had my doubts! But I must say without this my job would have been so much more taxing! I’m impressed that you can use it for various sized handles and it holds a tight grip to them! It’s extremely useful and a game changer! Never knew it would prove to be so useful! Easy to use no instructions required extremely good value for the money. Most productive thing I have purchased in a while!

It's not bad and fits most items; however, it can become loose on a pole if you're cutting in on the left, which was a bit of a nuisance. Besides that, it's well-built, good quality, and easy to use.

Does what it does saved me money by not hiring ladders etc.It works.One thing I will say is when using it take your time.Would definitely recomend. 10 /10 from me.

I found this to be a great tool while decorating my hall/stairs and landing helped me reach all those hard to get to places... Would recommend this tool...

Disappointed that the screw for adjusting the angle stopped being effective during the second use while painting with a roller attached.Unable to lock the head so sent back for a refund.

This is a very useful little tool. It allows me to attach a variety of tools such as paint brushes to a pole which allows me to reach places easily that I'd normally need a ladder for. It works great with a telescopic pole. My only wish is that it was made out of metal rather than plastic as I feel it would then be more versatile and less likely to break after continuous or rough use.

This is a solution to a problem I didn't know I had! It's an adjustable paint brush holder, which grips the brush (or roller) in a clamp, and screws onto a standard extending pole.My rollers already have threaded handles, so I wasn't sure what I'd use this for, and it's not really at its best with a roller. However, our stairwell is extremely high, and some parts of it are completely inaccessible even from the landing. I can reach with a roller on a stick, but I was on the verge of hiring a scaffold tower to cut in the edges.This gadget has pretty much saved the day, and a lot of money.It takes a bit of practice and patience. And strong arms. But it IS possible to get good results with a brush on the end of an extending pole.The tool is made of very tough plastic. I actually thought it was metal, but it's definitely plastic. The threads hold the brush securely, and once clamped up there is no wobble at all. The other end has a standard, tapered screw thread which matches the majority of extension poles (well, it matches both of mine - I didn't actually test 'the majority').If you do choose to use this clamp with a roller, it's actually quite a bit more secure than the type of pole which pushes into the hollow handle of the roller.I'm actually quite impressed, and I think it's a handy tool for a tenner.

Only one roller holder arrived I ordered 3 as a bundle.