Marshalltown 34L11 Brick Trowel 11in Leather Handle, Brown
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Forged from a single piece of high grade tool steel for superior strength and wear Strong impact area to provide extra endurance and the flexibility produces the distinct feel of Marshalltown brick trowels The handle rise is set for the correct hang and balance to ensure comfortable use The width on this trowel is wider than the standard London pattern brick trowel, allowing you to hold and move more mortar or concrete The leather handle which gives an authentic, natural leather feel with an aluminium ring at the end of the handle that locks the leather rings in place, Weight: 0.9 pounds, Manufacturer: Marshalltown
Forged from a single piece of high grade tool steel for superior strength and wear Strong impact area to provide extra endurance and the flexibility produces the distinct feel of Marshalltown brick trowels The handle rise is set for the correct hang and balance to ensure comfortable use The width on this trowel is wider than the standard London pattern brick trowel, allowing you to hold and move more mortar or concrete The leather handle which gives an authentic, natural leather feel with an aluminium ring at the end of the handle that locks the leather rings in place, Weight: 0.9 pounds, Manufacturer: Marshalltown
ManoManoLeather handle. Size. 280 x 145mm (11 x 5 3/4 in).. 34 Series Wide London pattern brick trowels with leather handles are forged from a single piece of high carbon steel, then heat treated for strength and durability. Blade is taper ground and polished to give the correct flexibility and feel. Wide London pattern trowels have a rounded heel which places mortar further forward on the blade than the Philadelphia style trowels.
Zoro Tools34 Series Wide London pattern brick trowels with leather handles are forged from a single piece of high carbon steel, then heat treated for strength and durability. Blade is taper ground and polished to give the correct flexibility and feel. Wide London pattern trowels have a rounded heel which places mortar further forward on the blade than the Philadelphia style trowels.