(191A) "A" Handle Moulded Plastic

Used for trowelling concrete floors or similar work. The curve of the blade end allows for the reduction of blade end marking. The moulded plastic handle is designed for ease of grip and operator comfort.

(101B) "B" Handle Wood

This traditional turned timber handle suits applications such as trowelling solvent based products that may attack plastic handles

(102A)

Used where the pointed end trowel is not suitable eg finishing stair toppings and kerb & gutter.

(201)

Used to form a cove where a wall and floor meet. The 201 coving has a traditional use in 'rubbing up' the setting concrete prior to steel trowelling. If the concrete is left with the finish created by the coving trowel ie a more textured finish than a steel trowelled finish, this is known as a coving finish or 'stipple' finish.

Used to 'rub up' a concrete floor prior to steel trowelling or to work in coloured dry shake. They produce a textured finish smoother than a wood float, which suits outdoor paving applications. The trowels feature a long wearing robust steel blade that is turned up all round.


(229) 290x100