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Prosolve | SKU:
139001
10" Brick Trowel
£9.48
Ex. VAT
£11.38
Inc. VAT
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10" Brick Trowel is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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10" Brick Trowel
Regular price
£11.38
Unit price
Unavailable
10" Brick Trowel is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Precision blade, all-day comfort
Philadelphia pattern blade
The wide, pointed blade shape maximises mortar retention and control for bricklaying and blockwork.
Durable carbon steel
Spring steel construction holds its edge and resists flex under repeated use.
Soft grip handle
The blue and yellow soft-grip handle reduces hand fatigue and keeps control steady through a full day's laying.
Overview
10" Brick Trowel - Overview
The 10" Brick Trowel from ProSolve is a carbon steel hand trowel with a Philadelphia pattern blade, built for bricklaying and blockwork on site or at home. The soft grip handle and spring steel blade suit both professional bricklayers and DIY users.
255mm
Blade length
130mm
Blade width
0.357kg
Weight
1.3mm
Blade thickness
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Blade length | 255mm (10") |
| Blade width | 130mm |
| Blade thickness | 1.3mm |
| Overall height | 120mm |
| Weight | 0.357kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Brand | ProSolve |
| Material | Carbon steel (spring steel) |
| Blade pattern | Philadelphia |
| Handle colour | Blue and yellow |
| Handle | Soft grip |
Frequently asked questions
What are the blade dimensions?
What are the blade dimensions?
255mm long by 130mm wide (10 inch), 1.3mm thick, with an overall trowel height of 120mm.
What's the blade made of, and will it hold an edge?
What's the blade made of, and will it hold an edge?
Carbon spring steel. It's built to hold a straight, true edge through repeated bricklaying and blockwork use.
Which brand is this?
Which brand is this?
ProSolve - the name is marked on the handle and on the trowel's own tag.
Why is it called a Philadelphia pattern trowel?
Why is it called a Philadelphia pattern trowel?
The pattern refers to the blade's wide, pointed shape, designed to hold and place more mortar per pass than a narrower blade.
Is it heavy to use all day?
Is it heavy to use all day?
No - at 0.357kg it's light enough for extended one-handed use across a full laying session.
What's the handle like to hold?
What's the handle like to hold?
A blue and yellow soft-grip rubber handle, shaped to cut down on hand fatigue during long runs of bricklaying.
Is this a tradesperson's tool or fine for DIY?
Is this a tradesperson's tool or fine for DIY?
Both - it's a standard trade-spec bricklaying trowel that also suits DIY garden walls, patios and small building jobs.
