Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-183, wooden handle, 48 cm blade

NEO tools 50-183 masonry trowel with a 48 cm stainless-steel blade and a wooden handle is designed for spreading, shaping and smoothing mortar, concrete and adhesives in bricklaying and masonry work. The long single-piece blade improves coverage and efficiency on walls and large surfaces, while the serrated edge and 0.7 mm blade thickness provide a balance of flexibility and strength for consistent material control. The handle is profiled from hard beech and varnished for durability and user comfort.

Advantages

The 0.7 mm high-grade stainless-steel blade resists corrosion and wear, ensuring a long service life and uniform performance. The 48 cm length increases work speed and reduces the number of passes needed to cover large areas. The profiled hard beech wooden handle offers ergonomic grip and is varnish-protected to resist moisture and abrasion. The serrated edge assists in even adhesive or mortar distribution when needed, making the tool versatile for different masonry applications.

Suitable for

• Spreading and smoothing mortar on walls and blockwork
• Applying tile adhesives and thin-set on large surfaces
• Levelling concrete or render on medium to large panels
• Bricklaying tasks that require extended reach and coverage

Key specifications

• Blade length: 48 cm
• Blade material: high-grade stainless steel
• Blade thickness: 0.7 mm
• Edge type: serrated
• Handle material: hard beech wood, varnish-protected
• Handle style: profiled ergonomic grip
• Pack type: single-piece tool

How to use

Hold the profiled wooden handle with a comfortable grip and position the long blade at the required angle to spread mortar, adhesive or concrete across the work surface. Use the flat face of the blade for spreading and smoothing, and employ the serrated edge when a notched profile is needed for adhesive application. Work in even strokes, maintain consistent material thickness, and clean the blade after use to preserve the stainless-steel surface and varnished handle.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the trowel on prepared, clean surfaces and select the serrated edge when applying adhesives that require a notched profile. Rinse and dry the blade after each use and periodically inspect the wooden handle for wear or varnish damage; if necessary, reapply a light coating of suitable wood varnish to maintain protection.