Double-end Nail Puller STANLEY Molding Bar 200 mm, Carbon Steel, Black/Stainless

STANLEY Molding Bar 200 mm is a double-end nail puller forged from carbon steel with a combination of black and stainless finish. At 200 mm overall length it has two opposing ends designed to provide leverage for prying, lifting molding and removing nails and small fasteners during carpentry, trim and general repair tasks. The compact bar is supplied on a hanging card package for retail display and storage.

Advantages

The double-end design offers both a narrow, pointed end for accessing tight nail heads and a broader, curved end for stronger pulling leverage; carbon steel construction ensures rigidity and resistance to bending under typical residential and light commercial use; the mixed black and stainless finish reduces visible wear while maintaining a clean appearance; compact 200 mm length combines portability with adequate reach for trim and molding work.

Suitable for

• Removing finishing nails from wood trim and moldings
• Prying and lifting skirting boards and small panels
• General repair and maintenance tasks where controlled leverage is required
• Carpentry and joinery work involving small fastener extraction

Key specifications

• Tool type: double-end nail puller / molding bar
• Material: carbon steel
• Finish: black and stainless combination
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Ends: opposing narrow and broader curved ends for prying and pulling
• Packaging: hanging card

How to use

Position the appropriate end of the molding bar under the nail head or behind the molding edge, using the narrow end for confined spaces and the broader curved end for heavier leverage. Apply steady pressure on the bar to pivot and lift the nail from the substrate; for stubborn fasteners, reposition the bar closer to the nail head and repeat the levering action. Use a block of wood as a fulcrum to protect finished surfaces when higher force is required. After use, wipe the tool clean and store it on its hanging card or in a toolbox to prevent corrosion and maintain readiness.

Usage recommendations

For best results, inspect the nail head and choose the end that provides the most secure contact; protect visible surfaces with a thin scrap of wood or a cloth when levering to avoid dents or scratches. Wear eye protection when extracting nails and ensure controlled force to avoid sudden slippage.