Crowbar GEKO two-sided 450 mm – GEKO model (10) steel pry bar, two-ended 450mm

The GEKO two-sided crowbar, 450 mm (model 10), is a compact steel pry bar designed for controlled levering, prying and light demolition tasks. Its two functional ends allow both nail-pulling and levering actions while the 450 mm length gives improved manoeuvrability in confined spaces. The tool is intended for use in carpentry, construction, renovation and general repair work where a sturdy, short pry bar is preferred.

Advantages

The crowbar is made of steel for durability and reliable performance under repeated use. Its two-ended design combines a flat levering tip and a curved nail-pulling end, allowing quick changes between prying and nail removal without switching tools. The compact 450 mm size provides better control and reach in tight areas and reduces user fatigue compared with longer bars. The solid single-piece construction minimizes flexing and helps transfer force efficiently during levering and separation tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing nails, staples and small fasteners
• Lifting and separating floorboards, panels and trim
• Light demolition and dismantling of joinery
• Carpentry, renovation and on-site repair work
• Working in confined or hard-to-reach spaces

Key specifications

• Overall length: 450 mm
• Material: steel
• Two functional ends: flat levering tip and curved nail-pulling end
• Single-piece construction for reduced flex
• Compact design for improved control in tight spaces

How to use

Position the appropriate end of the crowbar under the edge of the object to be lifted or the head of the fastener. Apply steady pressure to the handle while using a suitable fulcrum point to increase leverage; for nail removal, engage the curved end around the nail head and pull with controlled motion. For prying boards or panels, use the flat tip to create an initial gap and work along the seam as needed. Always secure the workpiece and maintain proper body positioning to apply force safely.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye protection and gloves when using the crowbar. Inspect the tool before use for visible wear or damage and avoid using a bent or cracked bar. Use wooden or metal blocking as a fulcrum to protect finished surfaces and to increase leverage. Store the crowbar in a dry place to reduce corrosion and maintain performance.