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A flat square trowel for laying tile adhesive to an even bed. The steel blade holds its edge against abrasive mortars, and an even bed is what stops lippage and hollow spots under the tile.
The swan neck hooks over the bucket rim between loads and keeps the handle out of the adhesive. Available in 160mm and 200mm widths.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the swan neck design used for?
The swan neck handle provides improved control, balance, and leverage when applying adhesive, making it easier for tilers to achieve a smooth and consistent spread without excessive strain.
Which size should I choose for my tiling project?
The 200mm x 125mm size is ideal for larger coverage areas, while the 160mm x 110mm trowel is best suited for smaller or more detailed adhesive applications. Professional tilers often keep both sizes on hand for flexibility.
Square steel blade lays adhesive beds at even thickness.
Swan neck hooks on the bucket rim between loads.
Two widths: 160mm for detail, 200mm for floor fields.
Spread the bed with the flat of the blade, then comb or flatten to depth before the tile goes down. Keep the blade clean; built-up adhesive drags the bed uneven. Hook it on the bucket, never lay it adhesive-down.
A flat trowel, not a notched one: use a notch trowel to comb the ribs that set your spread rate.
BAT PRO Square Trowel With Swan Neck Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Blade Material | Steel |
| Handle | Soft Grip Swan Neck |
| Application | Applying tile adhesive |
| Sizes Available | 200mm x 125mm, 160mm x 110mm |
| Design | Square blade with swan neck handle |
| Ergonomics | Improved leverage and reduced fatigue |
| Durability | Professional-grade steel for extended use |