Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-174, wood handle, 38 cm blade, single piece

NEO tools 50-174 is a masonry trowel designed for spreading, shaping and finishing mortar, plaster and cement mixes. The tool features a 38 cm stainless steel blade with a serrated edge and a single-piece construction that provides consistent contact between blade and handle. The handle is made of varnished hard beech wood and shaped for comfortable manual use during bricklaying, rendering and repair work.

Advantages

The 0.7 mm thick high-grade stainless steel blade ensures corrosion resistance and durable performance under repeated use. A serrated edge supports even distribution of materials and smoother application when working with adhesives or plaster. The one-piece build reduces weak points between blade and handle, while the profiled beech wood handle improves grip and reduces hand fatigue. The wood is varnished for added moisture protection and easier cleaning.

Suitable for

• Bricklaying and blockwork
• Plaster and render application
• Tile adhesive spreading and levelling
• Small repair and patching jobs

Key specifications

• Blade material: high-grade stainless steel
• Blade thickness: 0.7 mm
• Blade length: 38 cm
• Blade edge: serrated
• Handle material: hard beech wood, varnished
• Construction: single-piece design

How to use

Hold the trowel by the profiled wooden handle and scoop a suitable amount of mortar or adhesive onto the blade. Use the flat part of the blade to spread and level materials, and the serrated edge to comb or notch adhesive where required for better adhesion. Apply steady pressure and maintain a consistent angle between blade and substrate to achieve an even layer. After use, remove excess material and clean the blade and handle with water and a brush, then dry to preserve the wooden handle and stainless surface.

Usage recommendations

For best results use the trowel with standard cement, mortar, plaster and tile adhesives. Store the tool dry to prevent prolonged moisture exposure to the wooden handle, and periodically inspect the blade for deformation or wear to maintain even application.