Trapezoid Trowel 200x165x75 mm No name model 61739

The Trapezoid Trowel 200x165x75 mm No name model 61739 is a hand tool for applying, smoothing and shaping mortar, plaster and concrete in construction and repair tasks. Its compact trapezoid blade measures 200 x 165 x 75 mm and is designed to reach corners and confined spaces where standard rectangular trowels are less effective. The tool combines a precise working edge with a comfortable grip profile suited for short to medium-duration finishing and patching work.

Advantages

The trapezoid blade geometry enables targeted application and better access to tight angles and junctions. The blade dimensions provide a balance between surface coverage and maneuverability for small repairs and detailed finishing. The tool's shape reduces material waste during application and supports consistent smoothing along irregular surfaces. Its compact size is practical for carrying in a tool bag and using in scaffolding or ladder work.

Suitable for

• Masonry point repairs and small brick or block work
• Plaster finishing in corners and around openings
• Small concrete patching and repair jobs
• Detail work where precise edge control is required

Key specifications

• Blade shape: trapezoid
• Working face dimensions: approximately 200 x 165 x 75 mm
• Intended materials: mortar, plaster, concrete
• Application type: spreading, smoothing, shaping
• Typical use: masonry, plastering, small patch repairs

How to use

Use the trowel to pick up an appropriate amount of mortar, plaster or repair compound and apply it to the working surface with the broad side of the blade. For corners and confined areas, orient the trapezoid edge to match the angle and use controlled strokes to press material into gaps and to level the surface. Maintain a consistent pressure and stroke length for an even finish. After use, remove excess material from the blade and clean with water if the applied material is water-soluble; follow any material-specific cleaning instructions.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use compatible masonry or plaster mixes at the recommended consistency and perform finishing strokes when the material reaches the appropriate tackiness. Inspect the blade regularly for burrs or damage and replace the tool if the working edge becomes distorted to ensure accurate application.