5.5 Inch Wooden Handle Trowel from Goldblatt (G09323)

Pointing Trowel – Model G06023 – is the preferred tool for craftsmen from Goldblatt for precise restoration work, crack filling, and shaping brick and stone joints. Thanks to its small and compact size (5 ½ inches), this trowel provides ultimate precision in reaching the most difficult places and accurately coordinating joints.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• Taper-Ground Blade: The blade is designed to gradually reduce in thickness towards the edges, giving it ideal flexibility and superior balance when spreading mortar or shaping corners, allowing for complete control over fine details.
• High-Strength Construction: The blade is made of two high-strength welded pieces, ensuring exceptional durability and a long lifespan even with heavy daily use on construction sites.
• Contoured Hardwood Handle: Features a classic handle made of luxurious hardwood, ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in the hand, providing a firm grip and a natural sense of control during work.
• Ideal for Tight Spaces: With its compact size (5 ½ × 2 ¾ inches), this model is the first choice for repairing small cracks and pointing joints in interior and exterior stone decorations.
• Balance and Professionalism: The weight distribution in the tool is carefully studied to reduce wrist fatigue, making it ideal for final finishing work that requires time and concentration.

Technical Specifications for Model G06023:

• Model Number: G06023.
• Size: 5 ½ × 2 ¾ inches.
• Blade Material: Hardened and treated steel.
• Handle Type: Natural hardwood (Tan Wood).
• Use: Filling cracks, pointing brick joints, and stone restoration.

Why choose Goldblatt Trowel G06023?

• Ultimate Precision: Its small size makes it like an artist's brush in the craftsman's hand, allowing mortar to be shaped within joints without staining the surrounding stone or brick surface.
• Guaranteed Quality: The quality of the weld and steel ensures you a tool that will not bend or break, and will last for many years in the toughest working conditions.

Technical Tip: When repairing cracks, be sure to slightly moisten the crack with water before applying mortar using the trowel; this ensures better adhesion and prevents the mortar from drying out quickly, protecting it from cracking later.