Ragni Crown Philadelphia Pattern Brick Trowel 11
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Price: £37.95
Brand: Ragni
Description: Ragni Professional Philadelphia pattern brick trowels, which are well balanced and flexible and load easily. With a hold-fast, non-slip soft-grip, even with wet hands and finger-guard protection ideal in cold weather. The hard end handle butt is suitable for tapping-in bricks, with a solid forged steel blade for strength and durability, and taper ground with hardened edges. It cuts bricks! Top quality- backed by 3-year guarantee. Size 280mm (11 in) Additional Information: ● Blade Length: 11in ● Handle: Soft Grip. Ragni Crown Philadelphia Pattern Brick Trowel 11 - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: Hand Tools
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 167549
Delivery cost: 4.95
EAN: 8006415459008
MPN: RAG10111P
RRP: 45.82
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Author: Geoff Reed
Rating: 5
Review: Mason 33yrs. This is a professional trowel. You will like this more so than any marshal town product.
Author: lee capper
Rating: 2
Review: Bought this trowel as I thought I'd try something different than a marshalltown and although this is a steady trowel it doesn't seem as if it's going to last me very long it's had 5weeks site work and already showing abnormal amounts of wear to the blade and handle butt, I wouldn't recommend to a bricklayer but for abit of diy or a builder that's not goin use it a lot it's good, I'll be goin back to a Marshall in six months or so as it'll be like a spoon by then
