R.S.T. Soft Touch Brick Trowel 11In Rtr10111S

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R.S.T. Soft Touch Brick Trowel 11In Rtr10111S

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ManoMano R.S.T.: 101 Philadelphia Pattern Brick Trowel Soft Touch Handle 11in RST10111ST The R.S.T. Philadelphia Brick Trowel has a plastic ferrule, metal tang and hardened and tempered blade. The handle is soft touch, adding comfort. This Philadelphia shape of the trowel is well suited to laying blocks, allowing more mortar to be placed on the blade. Size 280mm (11 inch). MPN: RTR10111S EAN: 5013693003543 101 Philadelphia Pattern Brick Trowel Soft Touch Handle 11in RST10111ST Attributes: Blade Length: 11in MFR Part No.: RTR10111S

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R.S.T.: 101 Philadelphia Pattern Brick Trowel Soft Touch Handle 11in RST10111ST The R.S.T. Philadelphia Brick Trowel has a plastic ferrule, metal tang and hardened and tempered blade. The handle is soft touch, adding comfort. This Philadelphia shape of the trowel is well suited to laying blocks, allowing more mortar to be placed on the blade. Size 280mm (11 inch). MPN: RTR10111S EAN: 5013693003543 101 Philadelphia Pattern Brick Trowel Soft Touch Handle 11in RST10111ST Attributes: Blade Length: 11in MFR Part No.: RTR10111S

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Carbon steel blade for enhanced durability and strength Taper ground and polished blade for an exceptional finish Soft touch handle creates a durable and comfortable grip The handle rise is set for the correct hang and balance to ensure comfortable use The Philadelphia shape trowel allows for more mortar to be placed on the blade compared to the London pattern, Weight: 0.7936641432 pounds, Manufacturer: RST

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The R.S.T. Philadelphia Brick Trowel has a plastic ferrule, metal tang and hardened and tempered blade. The handle is soft touch, adding comfort. This Philadelphia shape of the trowel is well suited to laying blocks, allowing more mortar to be placed on the blade.