Floats

The tilt of the blade is adjustable and controlled by twisting the handle. This enables the operator to change the tilt of the blade (continuously ...

The tilt of the blade is adjustable and controlled by twisting the handle. This enables the operator to change the tilt of the blade (continuously ...

The tilt of the blade is adjustable and controlled by twisting the handle. This enables the operator to change the tilt of the blade (continuously ...

Stainless Steel Float. Used to ‘rub up’ a concrete floor prior to steel trowelling, to work in coloured dry shake or create a ‘cove’ or ‘stipple’ f...

Used to produce a textured finish smoother than the wood float. A robust and long-wearing tool with a slightly curved or broken-in blade.Specificat...

These are dedicated walking floats, edgers and jointers and are made to be used with either a 1076 or 1067 telescopic pole or a 588 clip handle. Se...

Carbon Steel Float. Used to ‘rub up’ a concrete floor prior to steel trowelling, to work in coloured dry shake or create a ‘cove’ or ‘stipple’ fini...

The floats feature a long-wearing hardwood face and a lightweight, but tough, orange plastic handle that is adhered to the timber to eliminate mark...

The floats feature a long-wearing hardwood face and a lightweight, but tough, orange plastic handle that is adhered to the timber to eliminate mark...

Used to produce a textured finish smoother than the wood float. A robust and long-wearing tool with a slightly curved or broken-in blade.Specificat...

Carbon Steel Float. Used to ‘rub up’ a concrete floor prior to steel trowelling, to work in coloured dry shake or create a ‘cove’ or ‘stipple’ fini...

The floats feature a long-wearing hardwood face and a lightweight, but tough, orange plastic handle that is adhered to the timber to eliminate mark...

These are dedicated walking floats, edgers and jointers and are made to be used with either a 1076 or 1067 telescopic pole or a 588 clip handle. Se...