Coulter System

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesI have used the large coulter set up for about 5 years. Yes, the large mixing palette size is great (12×16)… and if I pre-load it with paint before I head out, the set up speed is good...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesI bought the Coulter system last year (2019). The panel holder does not securely hold foam core in place while painting. Also, the structure of the paint box has large wood brackets to attach...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesI have this system and love it. I teach and it sets up very fast and is sturdy. I have two palettes, the small and I paint on the large one in my studio. Very well made. Barbara...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesI have two different pochade boxes and a Julian French easel, but find I use the Coulter palette box the most now. It is the easiest to set up and by far the most stable — no wobble at all —...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesI love the Coulter Box. I have used it with the Beauport and it is my main studio box. I bought it used from a friend when I was just starting out and love it’s sturdiness and the size of...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesI have the smaller version of this box. It fits nicely in a backpack and the tripod is small and light weight, so the whole system travels well. I highly recommend it! Sandy WatersUSAMid...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesThe Coulter Box offers a large palette surface with plenty of room to mix paint and to sit accessories on either side of the palette. It is very easy to attach to a tripod. It is constructed...

SharePinEmailTweet0 SharesThis is an interesting box and ranks highly in my efficiency ratio. I don’t have one of these so I can’t evaluate it properly. I do like the idea of wood because it is easy to fix...