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Knee pads for tiling, flooring, and any job that puts you down on hard floors for hours. Heavy-duty outer shell takes the abrasion; gel or foam padding takes the pressure.
The straps adjust over work pants, and the non-slip face keeps the pad under your knee instead of sliding down your shin when you move along a wall. One size fits most.
If your knees are shot by Wednesday on every tiling job, these pay for themselves in the first week.
Trade knee pads for tiling, flooring and other work requiring prolonged kneeling on hard surfaces.
Heavy-duty outer shell protects the padding from floor abrasion while gel/foam cushioning distributes knee pressure.
Adjustable straps fit over work trousers; one-size-fits-most design.
Position the padded centre directly beneath the kneecap and secure the adjustable straps over work trousers.
Check that the pad remains centred when moving between kneeling and standing.
Re-adjust if the pad slips or the straps create pressure behind the knee.
Knee pads reduce direct contact pressure and abrasion but do not eliminate ergonomic risk from prolonged kneeling.
Adjust the straps so the pad stays centred without restricting circulation.
Replace the pads if the shell, straps or cushioning are damaged or no longer support the knee.