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BlueSpot Soft Grip Bucket Trowel - Tooled Up recorded price
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BlueSpot Soft Grip Bucket Trowel
Blue Spot DIY & Hardware
Product description
The BlueSpot Soft Grip Bucket Trowel is a specialist masonry trowel designed for scraping wet mortar from buckets and containers with minimal waste. Constructed from hardened and tempered steel, the blade offers reliable durability and resistance to the wear associated with regular mortar work. The soft grip rubber handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use, making it a practical choice for bricklayers and general builders working with wet mixes. At 180mm in length, this bucket trowel is well-suited for reaching into standard mortar buckets and mixing containers, giving tradespeople clean access and efficient material retrieval on site. Features and Benefits: • Hardened and tempered steel blade for increased durability and longevity • Soft grip rubber handle for enhanced comfort during use • Specially designed blade profile minimises waste when scraping wet mortar from containers • Compact 180mm length suited to standard buckets and mixing containers Specifications: Blade Length: 180mm (7in) Blade Material: Steel Handle Type: Soft Grip
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United Kingdom · GBP
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£6.49
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