Description
Built for bricklaying, pointing and general masonry tasks, the Kseibi Walby Pattern Bricklaying Trowel combines a polished carbon steel cutter head with a durable PROGRIP handle for confident day-to-day use. The pointed Walby pattern blade helps you pick up, spread and shape mortar with control, while the polished surface supports a smooth, clean working action on the job.
The blade is made from high quality tool steel and finished with a polished surface, giving you a robust working edge suited to regular site use. Its classic trowel profile makes it a practical choice for placing mortar in tight areas, buttering bricks and handling detail work where accuracy matters. The angled shank and balanced shape shown in the design help keep the tool comfortable and responsive in the hand.
The orange and black two-colour plastic-coated handle uses black TPR in the grip area to improve comfort and hold during longer tasks. This PROGRIP-style handle is shaped to sit securely in the palm, helping reduce slip and giving better control when spreading or smoothing mortar. Bright handle colouring also makes the tool easier to spot in a busy toolbox or work area.
Available in 6", 7" and 8" options, this trowel gives you a useful size range for different working preferences and job types. Whether you need a compact option for tighter work or a larger blade for carrying more mortar, it offers a practical, job-ready solution for professional and home masonry applications.
Key Features
Walby Pattern BladeThe pointed Walby pattern shape is suited to picking up, placing and shaping mortar with accuracy during bricklaying and pointing work.
Carbon Steel Cutter HeadThe cutter head is made from carbon steel to provide a strong, practical working surface for regular masonry tasks.
Polished Surface FinishA polished blade surface supports smooth mortar handling and gives the trowel a clean, professional finish.
PROGRIP Comfort HandleThe two-colour plastic-coated handle with black TPR grip is shaped for a comfortable hold and controlled movement.