Trowel Kubala stainless jointing 12 mm model 1113

The Kubala stainless jointing trowel model 1113 features a 12 mm blade width and a corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction designed for finishing and smoothing joints and seams. This tool is intended to create a consistent 12 mm joint profile when working with mortars, adhesives and grout. Its durable metal blade and ergonomic handle make it suitable for repeated use in tile, masonry and general finishing tasks where a uniform joint dimension is required.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade resists rust and chemical wear from common mortars and adhesives, extending useful life and maintaining a straight, even edge. A precisely formed 12 mm blade width provides consistent joint profiles, reducing the need for reworking. The tool’s balance and rigidity allow controlled pressure and smooth finishing, helping to achieve uniform seams across different substrates.

Suitable for

• Finishing tile joints and grout lines with a defined 12 mm width
• Smoothing mortar joints in masonry work
• Sealing and finishing seams in plaster or render applications
• Professional tiling and renovation projects as well as DIY installations

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Blade width: 12 mm joint profile
• Blade shape: rectangular jointing profile for consistent seam finishing
• Intended use: jointing and finishing of tile, masonry and plaster seams
• Handle: ergonomic design for controlled application (materials may vary)

How to use

Apply mortar, grout or adhesive according to the material manufacturer’s instructions. Hold the Kubala stainless jointing trowel at a steady angle and draw it along the joint to create a smooth, consistent 12 mm profile. Use even pressure and maintain a clean blade edge; periodically remove excess material from the blade to avoid build-up and irregularities. Clean the tool after use with water and a mild detergent if necessary, then dry to prevent any surface deposits.

Usage recommendations

For best results, ensure substrates are prepared and cured as required, match the trowel size to the joint width specification, and keep the blade clean during work. When working with pigmented grouts or strong chemicals, rinse and dry the stainless surface promptly to reduce residue. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the blade’s surface and maintain consistent performance.