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B.A.T Bright Steel Square Notch TrowelVendor:B.A.TA square notch trowel for ceramic, porcelain, and stone adhesive beds. The square notch combs full ribs that collapse evenly under the tile, which is what pushes air out and coverage up.Bright steel blade, sizes from 4mm to 12mm. Match the notch to the...
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BAT Professional Stainless Steel TrowelVendor:B.A.TA stainless square notch trowel for tile adhesive beds, in notch sizes from 4mm to 15mm. Pick the size the adhesive datasheet calls: the notch sets how much adhesive goes down, and coverage is where bond failures start.Stainless shrugs off cement mortars and will...
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BAT Pro Gauging Trowel with Swan NeckVendor:B.A.TA small trowel for moving adhesive and grout from bucket to bed or hawk. The carbon steel blade is stiff enough to scoop dense materials without flexing, and the pointed shape loads a clean cut of mix.The swan neck in the handle hooks over...
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BAT PRO Square Trowel With Swan NeckVendor:B.A.TA flat square trowel for laying tile adhesive to an even bed. The steel blade holds its edge against abrasive mortars, and an even bed is what stops lippage and hollow spots under the tile.The swan neck hooks over the bucket rim between loads...
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BAT Bright Steel Trowel V NotchVendor:B.A.TA V-notch trowel for laying adhesive at the spread rate the manufacturer asks for. The notch size sets how much adhesive goes down: pick the size your adhesive datasheet calls, then hold a consistent angle and the ribs come out even.Available in 3mm, 5mm,...
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Floor / Wall Scraper 125mmVendor:B.A.TA short-handled 125mm scraper for tight spaces: behind toilets, in cupboard corners, along skirting lines. Same replaceable blade idea as its bigger brothers, sized for one-handed control where the long pole cannot swing.500mm handle keeps your knuckles out of the mess.
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Panther Stainless Steel TrowelVendor:PantherA 280mm stainless notch trowel for tile adhesive beds, with square notch sizes from 4mm to 15mm. The wide blade covers more floor per pass, and the spot-riveted build holds together under the torque of heavy combing.Stainless steel will not rust or pit against...
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Stripping ScraperVendor:
A stiff scraping blade for pulling hardened adhesive, paint, and levelling compound off subfloors and walls. The angled blade bites under the material and levers it off in strips; get the old adhesive off or the new floor will telegraph every ridge you left.A...- From $7.59
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Heavy Duty Deluxe Wall ScraperVendor:
A 100mm scraper built for tile and splashback removal. The 1.2mm steel blade stays rigid under prying load, and the offset bend gives you a built-in lever to pop bonded material off the wall.The rubber handle carries a reinforced steel cap, so you can...- $25.63
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Frequently Asked Questions
What trowel notch size do I need?
Notch size controls the adhesive bed thickness. Square notches suit wall tiles. Round notches suit floor tiles with deeper adhesive beds. Match the notch to the adhesive datasheet. Common sizes are 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, and 12 mm.
What is a margin trowel used for?
A margin trowel scoops and applies adhesive, grout, and mortar in tight spaces. The flat blade reaches into corners and bucket bottoms. It does not leave adhesive ridges like a notched trowel.
What is the difference between a floor scraper and a trowel scraper?
A floor scraper has a wide blade at a low angle for removing coatings from large floor areas. A trowel scraper has a narrower blade for detail work on edges and patches. Both have replaceable blades.
Can I use a paint scraper on masonry?
Yes. Heavy-duty scrapers from Adheseal and B.A.T remove cured adhesive and paint from concrete and masonry. Use a stiff blade for flat surfaces. The handle must absorb impact without breaking.
What material are professional trowel blades?
Stainless steel blades resist rust and clean easily. Carbon steel blades are harder but need oiling after use. DTA, Adheseal, and Rokset trowels in this range use hardened steel with grip handles.