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[Chris Gibbs]

has anybody used one of these things? they state it gives 100% coverage.

 

[Qwerty]

Yes I have. No different to any other trowel really. A pain to clean though!

 

[GoneGuy]

Rubi do the same type called euro trowel

 

[One Day]

Sigma No-Air trowel.

 

[Albert]

As stated above no different to most other notched trowels.Rubi did do one called euro

 

[Old Mod]

Nothing special.

 

[Blunt Tool]

Makes it look nice for a photo is about all

 

[Ttt1601]

Yea as above Mate, just don't bother, no advantage over a standard notch trowel and hassle to clean

 

[On one]

Yeah, I have a one in the van as well......it never moves!

 

[Bond]

Certainly looks the part!

 

[Albert]

These are no better and harder to clean

 

[Flintstone]

Yes I have one but rare I use it, good for a thin bed on small tiles

 

[Chris Gibbs]

ill not bother then.... hardly a flying colours recommendation

 

[Old Mod]

ill not bother then.... hardly a flying colours recommendation

If you want a good trowel that makes achieving a full bed relatively simple, get a ragni 10mm trowel.
It gives 10mm deep serrations which are very thin and close together. The ribs are easy to collapse, which makes fully bedding tiles much easier than with a regular 10mm notch trowel.
Available from Amazon, selco, some B&Q's and I believe Travis Perkins.

 

[Blunt Tool]

If you want a good trowel that makes achieving a full bed relatively simple, get a ragni 10mm trowel.
It gives 10mm deep serrations which are very thin and close together. The ribs are easy to collapse, which makes fully bedding tiles much easier than with a regular 10mm notch trowel.
Available from Amazon, selco, some B&Q's and I believe Travis Perkins.

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With banana handle I do believe