Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-294, blade 60 cm, weight 100 g, single piece

NEO tools 50-294 masonry trowel features a 60 cm blade and a lightweight design at approximately 100 g, supplied as a single piece. The tool is intended for spreading, shaping and finishing mortar, plaster and other masonry materials where an extended blade is beneficial. Constructed from hard polystyrene, the float offers durability and non-flammable properties suitable for construction and renovation work that require a larger working surface or deeper material application.

Advantages

The long 60 cm blade provides extended reach and smoother strokes across large surfaces, reducing the number of passes needed. Its low weight improves handling and reduces user fatigue during prolonged use. The hard polystyrene construction delivers resistance to wear while remaining non-flammable, enhancing jobsite safety. Supplied as a single piece, the tool is ready to use without assembly and is suitable for repeated professional use.

Suitable for

• Spreading and levelling mortar on walls and large surfaces
• Finishing and smoothing plaster coats
• Applying render and skim coats where extended coverage is required
• Renovation tasks that demand controlled mortar thickness

Key specifications

• Blade length: 60 cm
• Material: hard polystyrene
• Weight: approximately 100 g
• Supply: single-piece tool
• Flammability: non-flammable material

How to use

Hold the masonry trowel with a comfortable grip and use the long blade to scoop and spread mortar or plaster evenly over the working surface. Use broad, even strokes to levelling and to achieve uniform thickness; adjust the angle of the blade to control the amount of material deposited. For finishing, use light smoothing motions across the surface to remove excess material and reduce trowel marks. Clean the tool after each use to prevent buildup and maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the long polystyrene float with properly mixed mortar or plaster of suitable consistency. When working on large vertical surfaces, support the material with steady, overlapping passes to maintain an even layer. Store the tool away from direct heat sources despite its non-flammable material, and inspect regularly for surface wear to ensure consistent finishing quality.