itool stand up trowel

Discussion in 'Subfloor Preparation' started by doidgey, Sep 11, 2012.

  1. doidgey

    doidgey Well-Known Member

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    I've a big screeding job to do in a week or so, I'm going to get the itool mixing bucket what do you lads think of the standing up screeding trowel i have a pin leveller which is ok on big jobs.

    Steve.
     
  2. Neilydun

    Neilydun Well-Known Member

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    Why not stick with the pin leveler ?
    How big is it ? I have been toying with the idea of a pump.
    Just did 2000 sq. m with 2 mixer`s, float and spikey
     
  3. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    Bet you enjoyed doing that LOL
     
  4. doidgey

    doidgey Well-Known Member

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    Not that big 500 sq.m

    Steve
     
  5. Neilydun

    Neilydun Well-Known Member

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    We do that size a lot.
    It`s not as bad as it sounds.
    A couple of guy`s mixing, 3 on trowel`s and one moving the buckets+spikey.
    We got over a 1000 sq vacuumed, primed, and latexed in a day
     
  6. Neilydun

    Neilydun Well-Known Member

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    The i tools stuff looks really good.
    But a good mixer, and a couple of m&s trolleys, big buckets or bins will do the job fine. And will cost about £20. Job done !
     
  7. g4l

    g4l Well-Known Member

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    and another one counting the money!
     
  8. Neilydun

    Neilydun Well-Known Member

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    I have Charlie pushing that out on the wheelbarrow !
     
  9. NathanKing

    NathanKing Well-Known Member

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    Just looked at these and they look really good.

    I used something similar to the screeding trowel before and didn't find it very good but the iTools one looks better quality.

    When I used it it was on a bad subfloor and the trowel obviously followed the contour of the floor and also because of the size of the notches your limited to how much screed you can put down.

    On a reasonable subfloor like a new slab that needs s skim it would be a great tool but on a floor that's had ceramics taken up I don't see it being very effective
     
  10. doidgey

    doidgey Well-Known Member

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    I have a pin leveller which aim going to use as the sub floor is very smooth.

    Steve.
     
  11. doidgey

    doidgey Well-Known Member

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    Just done the job the itool mixing bucket is brill did 400 sq m in 3 hours with fballs 300.

    Steve
     
  12. scotflooring

    scotflooring Well-Known Member

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    I am in the middle of trying to make my own one. As Baldrick says "I have a cunning plan..."
     
  13. g4l

    g4l Well-Known Member

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    and a nice missus!
     
  14. dazlight

    dazlight Super Moderator

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    Where can you get the handle for the pin leveller? Or can you just use a paint type pole?
     
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    scotflooring Well-Known Member

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    Trimmer Well-Known Member

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    I'll handle the shipping / carriage for you (hopefully not to many will get lost)
     
  18. Pigsarse

    Pigsarse Well-Known Member

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    Some going that!!
     
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