Float shaped for rounded internal corners, 1.5 mm blade, wooden handle, 830 Pavan

What it is

Float shaped for rounded internal corners, 1.5 mm blade, wooden handle, 830 Pavan. Key specifications: blade thickness (mm) 1,5, handle material Wood.

Trowels, spatulas and floats are steel or plastic hand tools for picking up, spreading, smoothing and finishing mortars, renders, adhesives and skim coats.

What it is for

Used for finishing plaster, from floating to smoothing, for plastering walls and ceilings, by hand or by machine and in masonry work, from laying blocks to filling chases.

How to use it

Choose the tool for the task: a bricklaying trowel for laying bricks and blocks, a smooth plastering trowel for skimming, a notched trowel for spreading tile adhesive. Pick up a little material at a time and work with the blade angled, going back over the area to even out the layer. At the end of the job, wash immediately with water, before the mortar hardens, and dry to prevent rust.

Where it is used

• Residential construction
• Renovation

Technical data

• Blade thickness (mm): 1,5
• Handle material: Wood

Who it is for

Designed for drywall installers, bricklayers, construction workers and tilers.

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Before you order

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