Plaziflex Plastering Trowel Refina Skimming Trowel 12 - 24"

Plaziflex Plastering Trowel refina plaziflex plastering finishing trowel

Plaziflex Plastering Trowel is a very popular refina plastering trowel. It is used in the final stages of skimming to reduce the time taken & produce a flat,true surface .

The all new PLAZIFLEX™ with new wing profile and sprung back extrusion. Manufactured in the UK for a quality build these new improved PLAZIFLEX™ skimming trowels are for finishing and trowelling up topcoat plasters and finishes. They are lightweight and easy to use leaving an excellent finish on the final skim coat

The trowels have a new sprung back design that gives flexibility across the blade width but rigidity along the length

CHECKOUT OUR MULTIPACK DEALS

* Refina Plaziflex skimming trowel now with new more durable construction

* replaceable blades & range of sizes

* excellent finish & lightweight to use

* no need for splashing water on final coat

* cover large areas with less trowel pressure

* easier on the arm & joints

* plastic plastering skimming trowels flexible blade suitable for curved surfaces

* for multi finish & skimming

* PLAZIFLEX blades are produced in the UK by Refina Tools

The Plazi flex Plastering Trowel plastering finishing trowel or blade When should I take Plaziflex?Are plastic plastering trowels any good?

i have a flexiback design that gives flexibility across the blade width but rigidity along the length

These blades are used with the mini trowels. The mini trowels have a stainless steel blade with alloy shank and soft handle; they slot into the plastic blade holder bracket on the flexible plastic blade

Use the Refina Plazi flex Plastering Trowel after the wet trowel (normally steel trowel) application then dry trowel and final cross trowel to finish

It's a lot easier going on the arm, the plastic just glides over the surface and brings up the surface to a tight polished finish

The plastic blades allow easier and faster closing in and flattening of the final finish coat. There is less need to wait for plaster to pick up, and can be used effectively when plaster is still wet PFT Wales are cheaper and closer to the trade than refina plaziflex toolstation

SPECIFICATIONS Plaziflex Plastering Trowel plaziflex plastering trowel

What size trowel is best for plastering?

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Desc

Size

228172

12" PLAZIFLEX flexiback trowel finishing trowel or blade skim

300x140mm

228174

14" PLAZIFLEX flexiback trowel

350x140mm

228176

16" PLAZIFLEX flexiback trowel refina plaziflex trowel 16

400x140mm

228178

18" PLAZIFLEX flexiback trowel

450x140mm

228180

20" PLAZIFLEX flexiback trowel

500x140mm

228184

24" PLAZIFLEX flexiback trowel

600x140mm

* Blade thickness 1.0mm

APPLICATIONS

* For finishing and trowelling up topcoat plasters and finishes

* Leaves an excellent finish on the final skim coat

Plazi flex Plastering Trowel

- Plastic VS Steel refina plaziflex blade

posted on APRIL 5, 2018

There is one subject that has taken the plastering world by storm - plastic over steel! The new generation of plastic trowels is proving to create massive discussions among plasterers which is why we're going to cover a new subject. This is the Plazi flex Plastering Trowel review.

One of the most influential movers in the world of plastic trowels, the Refina Plaziflex is getting a lot of attention. From the good to the bad, it has to be said that this little bad boy is creating a stir. Giving great results for many, we are going to give an honest review for the plasterers who are looking for a change.

Is this the new way to plaster? Will plastic trowels prove to become the future?

I'm not too sure because it isn't all fun and games. Half the world loves Plastic trowels whilst the other half seems to despise them. I know a lot of plasterers who think that plastic trowels are pointless.

Where will you stand, are you going to ditch you steel Trowel?

Ok, let's not get too carried away, let's talk about the Trowel, discuss the pros and cons and decide whether this plastic Trowel is worth getting! Don't throw your steel away yet, it might not be worth it!

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