Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-101, wooden handle, 18 cm blade

NEO tools masonry trowel 50-101 features an 18 cm steel blade and a wooden handle, designed for applying, spreading and smoothing mortar, plaster and adhesives during bricklaying and finishing work. The blade is made of quality steel suitable for contact with masonry mortars and adhesives, while the shaped wooden handle provides a comfortable grip for extended use. The product is supplied as a single-piece pack for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a precise, hand-held spreading tool.

Advantages

The solid steel blade ensures consistent edge strength and flatness to produce even mortar beds and smooth finishes. The wooden handle is ergonomically shaped to reduce hand fatigue and improve grip control during repetitive operations. Compact blade length and balanced design enable accurate material placement in tight joints and on small surfaces. The straightforward construction facilitates cleaning and maintenance after use.

Suitable for

• Applying and spreading masonry mortar and cement mixes
• Plastering small patches and smoothing render
• Applying tile adhesive and fine-setting mortars
• Bricklaying jobs that require precision and control
• DIY renovation and finishing tasks

Key specifications

• Blade material: steel suitable for mortar and adhesive work
• Blade length: 18 cm
• Handle material: shaped natural wood for hand comfort
• Product type: single-piece masonry trowel for spreading and smoothing
• Typical applications: mortar, plaster, tile adhesive

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with a firm, comfortable grip and use the flat face of the steel blade to pick up mortar or adhesive from a mixing board or bucket. Spread material onto the work surface with controlled, even strokes, using the blade edge to create an even bed or to shape joints. For smoothing plaster or render, draw the blade across the surface at a shallow angle to reduce ridges and achieve a uniform finish. After use, remove excess material and clean the blade with water and a brush before the mortar hardens.

Usage recommendations

For long-lasting performance, avoid prolonged exposure of the wooden handle to water; dry and store the trowel after cleaning. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working with cement-based materials. Choose the 18 cm blade for tasks requiring control on small surfaces or narrow joints; for larger surfaces consider a trowel with a longer blade.