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Containers, Storage, and Furniture

Concrete Mixing Boxes

Concrete Mixing Boxes

Mix concrete in seamless boxes that won't crack or leak

Drywall Compound Pans

Drywall Compound Pans

Mix small batches of drywall compound and bring them to your work area; also known as mud pans

Fluid Handling

Rotating-Drum Mixers

Rotating-Drum Mixers

Tumble concrete, feed, and seed and then tilt down to unload material

Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Masonry Brushes

Masonry Brushes

Sweep away hardened flecks of mortar, dirt, and other debris

Stakes

Anchor objects to the ground and mark off areas

Brooms

Sweep up dust, dirt, and other debris

Trowels

Spread and scrape mortar, concrete, drywall, and adhesives

Drywall Compound Mashers

Drywall Compound Mashers

Mix drywall compound in large containers

Concrete Floats

Concrete Floats

Smooth the surface of concrete and release trapped air and water

Brick Jointers

Rub along the mortar between bricks for a uniform, finished appearance

Stake Pullers

Remove stakes from concrete form boards

Concrete Groovers

Concrete Groovers

Add grooves to stop concrete slabs from cracking as they dry, settle, or freeze

Concrete Edgers

Concrete Edgers

Create a rounded, finished-looking edge on poured concrete slabs

Concrete Curing Vibrators

Concrete Curing Vibrators

Increase the strength of concrete mix by shaking trapped air loose

Concrete Mixing Hoes

Concrete Mixing Hoes

Mix concrete, mortar, or plaster; also known as mortar hoes

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