Concrete, Masonry & Tile Tools

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Used to strike joints of brick walls for a finished appearance. Because it receives hard wear, the tool is heat-treated. Each end is a...

Punch that is not stuck by a hammer. It has a spring-actuated internal drive that pushes the attached punch point into the material to be center...

Used by concrete finishers to float large areas of concrete. The most popular sizes are between 42" and 48" long and are 8" wide. Handle...

Tool that produces a radius at the edge of a concrete slab to minimize...

Is used for cutting joints in concrete to control cracking. Common groove sizes range from ¼” to ½”” wide and are generally ½”...

Also called a finishing trowel, this tool is used to compact and finish the surface of the concrete to the required smoothness. Concrete...

Used to form inside and outside corners.The most requested sizes are square and 1/2"...

Is made of aluminum, magnesium, wood, cork or rubber. The most popular with concrete finishers is wood and magnesium. The best-selling sizes...

Used to push grout into spaces between tile. Consists of a handle with a thick foam rubber pad that is generally ¼”...

Used by bricklayers for pointing up their work. Pointing and margin trowels are used for patch work and for cleaning other...

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