Construction bucket Topex 13A720 (KSTR20) — 20 L capacity

The Topex 13A720 (KSTR20) construction bucket is a 20 L capacity plastic bucket designed for construction and renovation tasks. Its practical shape and durable plastic construction allow for easy handling, filling and pouring. The bucket is intended for mixing mortars and adhesives, transporting building materials and tools, and removing debris on-site. The size balances volume and manageability to suit both professional tradespeople and home DIY users.

Advantages

The bucket offers a 20-litre volume that accommodates substantial mixes while remaining easy to carry when full. Its molded rim and practical shape facilitate controlled pouring and reduce spillage. Made from robust plastic, the bucket resists cracking and chemical exposure typical of mortars and common construction materials. The relatively lightweight construction makes it simple to move around a worksite or to store when not in use.

Suitable for

• Mixing cement, mortar, plaster and adhesives
• Transporting sand, gravel, and small aggregates
• Carrying and storing hand tools and fasteners
• Debris collection and site tidying

Key specifications

• Capacity: 20 litres
• Material: durable plastic
• Shape: molded bucket with pouring rim
• Intended use: construction and renovation tasks, material mixing and transport

How to use

Before first use, rinse the bucket to remove any manufacturing residues. For mixing, add measured amounts of dry material and liquid according to the material manufacturer’s instructions, then mix with an appropriate tool until the desired consistency is reached. When transporting mixed materials, avoid overfilling beyond a safe carrying level to reduce risk of spills or strain. After use, clean the bucket promptly with water and, if necessary, a mild detergent to remove residues and prevent material buildup.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment when mixing or handling cementitious products. Avoid exposing the bucket to high direct heat or open flame. For heavy loads, consider using two-person lifting or a mechanical aid to reduce strain.