Trowel Kubala KB 1013 welded 80 mm blade for masonry and plastering

Kubala KB 1013 is a welded trowel with an 80 mm narrow blade designed for masonry, plastering and general construction tasks. The compact blade width and welded construction make this tool suitable for precise work in tight joints, applying mortar in confined areas and performing detailed finishing on small surfaces. The trowel balances durability and control to assist tradespeople and DIY users when precision is required.

Advantages

The welded design increases strength at the blade-handle junction and reduces the risk of loosening during repeated use. The 80 mm blade provides access to narrow gaps and allows controlled application of mortar or plaster in confined areas. The tool’s compact size improves manoeuvrability for detailed finishing work while maintaining the robustness expected for construction tasks.

Suitable for

• Working in narrow mortar joints and tight masonry gaps
• Applying and smoothing plaster or patching compounds in small areas
• Detail finishing around openings, corners and trims
• Repair work, patching and small-scale masonry tasks

Key specifications

• Blade width: 80 mm
• Construction: welded blade-to-handle joint for increased durability
• Intended use: masonry, plastering and general construction tasks
• Blade type: narrow, straight-edged for precision application
• Suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users

How to use

Hold the trowel by the handle with a comfortable grip and use the narrow blade to pick up a small amount of mortar or plaster. Spread the material into joints or onto the repair area with controlled strokes, using the straight edge to level and smooth the surface. For detailed finishing, work from the centre of the repair toward the edges and use light pressure to avoid over-application. Clean the blade after each use to prevent buildup and maintain accurate edges.

Usage recommendations

Use the trowel for tasks that require access to tight spaces and precise material control. For consistent results, combine with appropriate mixes for masonry or plaster and keep the blade clean and free of dried residue. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect the welded joint periodically for signs of wear when used frequently.