Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-163, wooden handle, 27 cm blade

NEO tools 50-163 masonry trowel features a 27 cm stainless steel blade and an ergonomic wooden handle designed for applying, spreading and shaping mortar, cement and plaster on masonry and wall surfaces. The single-piece pack includes a trowel with a serrated edge and a 0.7 mm thick blade made of high-grade stainless steel for corrosion resistance and extended service life. The handle is crafted from hard beech wood, profiled for comfortable grip and varnished for added protection, making the tool suitable for everyday use on construction sites and for general repair tasks.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade with 0.7 mm thickness provides resistance to bending and corrosion while the serrated edge aids even material distribution. A profiled hard beech wooden handle offers controlled handling and good tactile feedback during prolonged use. Durable construction and quality materials result in consistent performance for masonry and plastering jobs.

Suitable for

• Applying and spreading mortar and cement
• Shaping and finishing plaster on walls
• General masonry and repair work on construction sites
• Small renovation and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Blade length: 27 cm
• Blade material: high-grade stainless steel
• Blade thickness: 0.7 mm
• Edge type: serrated
• Handle material: hard beech wood, varnished
• Handle shape: profiled for improved grip
• Intended use: masonry, plastering, cement and mortar work

How to use

Hold the trowel by the profiled wooden handle and scoop the mortar or plaster onto the blade. Use the flat area to spread material across the surface with consistent pressure, and use the serrated edge when an even, combed finish or adhesive key is required. Maintain a steady angle between the blade and work surface to control thickness and achieve a smooth application. Clean the blade after each use to prevent material buildup and preserve the stainless steel finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select mortar or plaster with appropriate consistency for the task, avoid excessive force that could stress the blade, and store the tool in a dry place. Periodically check the wooden handle for wear and treat with suitable varnish or oil if the finish becomes worn to maintain grip and longevity.