Flat Pry Bar AWTools AWTOOLS 750 x 29 x 15 mm

The Flat Pry Bar AWTools AWTOOLS 750 x 29 x 15 mm is a manual hand tool designed for levering, prying and lifting in construction, renovation and carpentry environments. Its straight flat profile and slim cross-section allow controlled application of force and access to narrow gaps for separating materials, removing nails and positioning boards or panels. The tool is intended for hand use where precise, linear prying action is required.

Advantages

The flat, straight profile delivers even force distribution along the length of the bar, reducing the risk of sudden shifts when levering. Its 750 mm length provides extended reach for working behind fixtures or between tightly fitted elements. The 29 x 15 mm cross-section balances rigidity and slenderness to fit into narrow joints while maintaining enough stiffness for pulling and lifting tasks. Made for manual use, the tool requires no power source and is compatible with common carpentry and renovation techniques.

Suitable for

• Removing nails, staples and fasteners from wood and panels
• Separating glued or fitted boards and panels
• Levering and lifting skirting boards, floorboards and trim
• Accessing narrow gaps behind fixtures and cabinetry

Key specifications

• Length: 750 mm
• Cross-section: 29 x 15 mm
• Profile: straight, flat
• Operation: manual levering and prying
• Primary applications: construction, renovation, carpentry

How to use

Insert the thin edge of the pry bar into the gap or under the fastened element and apply steady leverage using the length of the bar to control movement. For removing nails or staples, position the bar tip beneath the head and lever gently while protecting the surrounding surface. When lifting boards or trim, use the bar to create incremental lift points along the element rather than forcing a single large movement. Maintain a firm handhold and ensure the workpiece is supported as you pry to avoid damage or loss of control.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when prying or removing fasteners. Inspect the pry bar for visible damage before use and avoid using excessive force beyond the tool's slender profile to prevent bending. When working on finished surfaces, place a thin protective pad between the bar and the surface to reduce marring.