Trowel (trapezoidal) 180×155×80 mm No name model 61778

Trapezoidal trowel No name model 61778, dimensions 180×155×80 mm, is a hand tool intended for applying, spreading and smoothing mortar, plaster or adhesive on walls, floors and other construction surfaces. The trapezoidal blade profile enables controlled spreading and precise edge shaping, making it suitable for finishing tasks in masonry, plastering and tiling. The tool is designed for manual use and offers a compact working face for access to corners and confined areas.

Advantages

The trapezoidal shape provides improved control when shaping edges and corners and helps maintain consistent layer thickness. Its compact size allows work in tight spaces and on smaller surfaces without sacrificing accuracy. The tool is lightweight and easy to maneuver, reducing user fatigue during repeated operations. The blade geometry assists in evenly distributing mortar or adhesive, which contributes to more uniform finishes.

Suitable for

• Masonry and bricklaying finishing tasks
• Plaster application and smoothing on walls and ceilings
• Applying tile adhesive in confined areas and corners
• Repair work where precise edge shaping is required

Key specifications

• Blade shape: trapezoidal for edge control
• Overall dimensions: approximately 180 × 155 × 80 mm (length × width × working face)
• Intended use: applying, spreading and smoothing mortar, plaster and adhesives
• Application area: walls, floors, corners and confined spaces

How to use

Hold the trowel by the handle and scoop a suitable amount of mortar, plaster or adhesive onto the blade. Apply material to the surface with firm, even strokes, using the trapezoidal profile to shape edges and control thickness. For smoothing, use long, continuous passes and maintain a consistent angle between the blade and the surface. Clean the blade after each work session to prevent material buildup and to ensure consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the trowel with materials of appropriate consistency for the task: thicker mixes for filling and edge shaping, more fluid mixes for final smoothing. Maintain the blade free of hardened residue and inspect the working edge regularly for nicks that can affect finish quality.