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Bull Float Concrete Bull Float Tool Kit 48'x12' Fresno Round End Stainless Steel Board Kit Tool Cement Trowel Tools Float Bracket Concrete Tools Finishing With 57' Aluminum Alloy Handle x4 VOYAR

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  • Excellent Efficiency: Newly designed, this concrete bull float has a thickened trowel board. Its unique round end design will not warp, or roll up the cement, and can float a large area about 48x12 inch / 1200x300 mm each time, significantly increasing the work efficiency, saving labor force and time, reducing fatigue.
  • Various Application: Our concrete finishing tools mainly used for smoothing and finishing after the construction of cement pavement. With its light, flexible, efficient, and fast characteristics, widely used in plaster, concrete resurfacing, custom tiling jobs, and different DIY projects, etc.
  • Full-set Equipment: The concrete float kit equipped with a finishing trowel, a bracket, a rigid mounting base, four handles (each handle with a length of 1.45 m), they can be connected up to approximately 212 inches/5.4 m in length,And four screws. The concrete trowel kit can be used in all types of concrete finishing work.
  • Premium Quality: The surface of the trowel board, made of Stainless Steel, is smooth and sturdy. An extruded float with a comfortable coated aluminum handle that is positioned to give the tool perfect balance.
  • Adjustable & Flexible: There is a bull float bracket to connect the handle and the trowel. It is designed to be adjustable in the angle and with excellent flexibility in pushing or pulling the handle to make a smooth finishing cement surface. Turn the handle clockwise to push; Turn it counterclockwise to pull. The rigid mounting base and reinforced side panels increasing its stability.
  • Lightweight & Easy To Use: By using advanced Stanless Steel material, these bull float concrete tools are lighter in the weight, and more convenient in operation. The handle surface is treated with paint to prevent rust. It can use for a long time.


Product Description

Newly Designed stanless steel 48"x12" Concrete Bull Float

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Large Floating Surface

With a large 1.5mm thick stanless steel trowel blade, the max floating area is about 48x12 inches/1200x300 mm. The round end will not wrap or roll up the cement. The concrete floats are the ideal tools for smoothing freshly poured concrete and can save more time.

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Angle Adjustable Bracket

The handle rotated clockwise & counterclockwise to change the angle of float blade,allows the blade to be pushed and pulled across the surface. Significantly improving work efficiency, reducing fatigue.

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Darlene
2025-09-06 18:02:50
Professional quality. I wasn't sure because of the low price but it worked perfectly. The 4' head was heavy enough to do the job but light enough not to dig in, reverse swivel head was smooth. The handles were light and I liked the button lock better than unscrewing.
Tom Klein
2025-06-01 11:32:07
Worked great the four handles included have enough reach to get the job done and love the carry case.
Sarah Canion
2025-05-22 11:50:48
Great product. Worked perfectly.
Walter W
2025-05-07 11:34:09
Was simple to assemble and worked pretty well. The twist adjustment hangs up just a bit so I'll maybe add a light coating of grease to the gear teeth. Probably some usage will wear the edges of the teeth some as well. Other then that it seems well made and performed well. The only other thing that could use a look is the case... some sort of foam or rubber to contact the handle pieces to hold them securely. They tend to wanna slide out if u pick the case up and hold it upright. Did thus to me loading it in my truck. By the case handle it transports fine. Overall a good float thought.
Ramon junior
2025-05-05 18:47:00
Exelente
Brandi Dillon
2025-03-18 11:50:38
I would not recommend. The float is falling apart after one use. The float left scratches in the surface of the concrete. The pealing up paint edge wanted to catch the surface or the concrete when you pushed and pulled it. Defiantly I would not buy again.
Jason Lowe
2025-03-13 12:44:07
First time using the float and it was damaged the coating is coming off..
tom
2025-02-08 19:26:10
Works like a charm. I have a joint tool that I placed on the bowl float. It was awesome! I did have to file some of the pipes down because of the flare from being cut from the factory but after that, They were easy to put together.