Soft Grip Trowels & Floats

Product Advantages
Enhanced Comfort and Reduced Fatigue
One of the standout benefits of soft grip trowels and floats is their ergonomic handles, which are specifically designed to reduce hand strain. The soft grip material provides cushioning and support, making it easier to use these tools for longer periods without experiencing discomfort. This is especially valuable in large-scale tiling or plastering jobs where the tool is in constant use.

Improved Control and Precision
The soft grip handles are not only comfortable but also offer a secure and controlled grip, giving users better handling and precision. This ensures that materials like grout, plaster, or adhesive are applied evenly and accurately. The added control helps reduce errors and ensures a more professional finish.

Durability
Soft grip trowels and floats are built to last. The materials used in the construction of the trowel blades and floats are durable, ensuring that the tools withstand the rigors of heavy-duty use without bending, warping, or losing their effectiveness. The soft grip handle does not compromise the tool's structural integrity, making these tools long-lasting investments.

Versatility in Application
These tools are versatile and can be used for various applications, including tiling, plastering, grouting, and even spreading adhesives. Their design makes them suitable for different materials and surfaces, including walls, floors, and ceilings. The versatility of soft grip trowels and floats makes them an essential addition to any tool kit.

Product Features
High-Quality Blade Materials
The trowel blades and floats are made from high-quality steel or stainless steel, which provides strength and flexibility. The trowels often feature a polished or tempered surface that helps in smooth application, preventing materials from sticking to the blade. The float heads are typically made from high-density foam or rubber, offering the superb balance between flexibility and durability.

Lightweight Construction
Despite their robust design, soft grip trowels and floats are generally lightweight. This makes them easy to maneuver and handle, reducing the effort needed for tasks that require repeated movements, such as spreading plaster or smoothing grout. The lightweight construction ensures that users can work efficiently for extended periods without feeling fatigued.

Variety of Sizes and Shapes
Soft grip trowels and floats come in various sizes and shapes to suit different applications. For example, trowels may range from small-pointed blades for precision work to larger flat blades for spreading materials over large areas. Floats may vary in thickness and surface texture, depending on the type of material being applied or smoothed.

Product Applications
Tiling Projects
Soft grip trowels and floats are widely used in tiling applications. The trowels are used to spread adhesive or mortar on surfaces before laying tiles, ensuring an even coat. Floats are then used to spread grout between tiles, ensuring that the grout is applied evenly and smoothly, filling all gaps. The ergonomic design allows professionals to work on large areas with minimal effort.

Plastering and Stucco Work
In plastering and stucco applications, soft grip trowels and floats are used to apply and smooth plaster or stucco onto walls and ceilings. The smooth, even finish is achieved with the help of the tools, which allow for both the application of thick layers and delicate smoothing. The ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip during these labor-intensive tasks.

Spreads adhesive onto substrate such as floors, walls or ceilings
Available notch shapes are: U-Notches
V-Notches and Square-Notches
Square-notches spread the lots of
V-notches ideal for wall & ceilings