🛠️ Trowel Your Way to Perfection!
The Marshalltown Standard Notched Trowel is a professional-grade tile tool designed for versatility and comfort. With a 10x10x10 mm notch size, durable aluminum and steel construction, and a DuraSoft right-handed handle, this trowel is perfect for any tiling project, from floors to intricate mosaics. Proudly made in the USA, it combines quality craftsmanship with ergonomic design to enhance your tiling experience.
| Manufacturer | Marshalltown The Premier Line |
| Part Number | 5779SD |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 3.38 x 11 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | 5779SD |
| Size | 10x10x10 mm |
| Color | Durasoft Right-handed |
| Style | Square |
| Material | Blend |
| Pattern | Square |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Power Source | hand_powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Handle Material | curved soft grip DuraSoft, or straight or curved, hardwood |
| Blade Length | 11 Inches |
| Usage | Flooring |
| Included Components | Notched Trowel |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
C**E
Should have bought years ago.
Are you left handed and always felt like troweling out thinset just felt...wrong? Well, if you are using a right handed trowel with your left hand then everything is backwards. The only way to use a "normal" trowel left handed is to turn it around and that just doesn't feel right. Just the subtle change of putting the notches on the left side makes all the difference in the world for us lefties. Don't even bother trying to explain this to your right handed tile setting friends....they won't get it. Once you trowel out some thinset the right way....er or um...the left way then you will wonder why you waited so long to pick up one of these. Now I just need to get me a left handed tape measure.
F**R
Worth the money
I used it when installing 24×48 tiles. Especially when the floor is terrible.
A**S
Splendid
It’s Marshall town what else can you say. The soft grip handle is perfect the actual blade is made of a good steel , it’s well balanced and a good investment which you know will last a long time .
E**Y
There IS such a thing as a left-handed mortar trowel!
Our friend and handyman installed our new kitchen tile (with my help). He's a lefty, and explained how he once owned a left-handed mortar trowel but lost it, so I bought him this as a gift since he relentlessly undercharges us. Pricey, but a good tool is always worth it.
D**E
Good quality
a requirement for lefties as this really improves efficiency. Good construction, way stronger than the poor pot metal carted handles on Irwin and other brands available in home improvement stores.
J**O
Comfortable grip and proper flex of the blade
As a dedicated left hander this is exactly what I was looking for. Comfortable grip and proper flex of the blade. Worked well for baseboard tiling redo of 300+ 4x12 tiles.
R**T
Five Stars
I felt that the trowel was more ergonomic for a left handed person than traditional trowels.
D**T
lefty??
the picture clearly shows a lefty to be fair. but no where in the description does it say that. nowhere. ive been laying tile for 30yrs and never saw one of these, you would think it would be labeled as such. this thing is useless to me.
P**L
Working on tiling Always pleasure using marshalls tools Best tools for reasonable price Fast quality delivery
Working on tilingAlways pleasure using marshalls toolsBest tools for reasonable priceFast quality delivery
M**N
Top quality, and left-handed... what could be better?
As a southpaw I just can't use a regular trowel without extreme frustration. This pro-quality trowel solves that perfectly.
M**N
Top quality, and left-handed... what could be better?
As a southpaw I just can't use a regular trowel without extreme frustration. This pro-quality trowel solves that perfectly.
M**N
Top quality, and left-handed... what could be better?
As a southpaw I just can't use a regular trowel without extreme frustration. This pro-quality trowel solves that perfectly.
B**R
It's still just a trowel
It's OK it's a trowel
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