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Your cart is empty.The M-D Premium Square Notch Trowel features a stainless steel blade and an ergonomic TPR handle which fits snugly in the palm, offering comfort and control to the wielder. With notched edges carefully designed to evenly spread adhesive across surfaces, the trowel ensures seamless tile placement, facilitating the creation of flawless installations. Each tooth of the trowel is meticulously engineered to the exact dimensions required for the job, ensuring consistent adhesive application and minimizing wastage. Whether used by seasoned professionals or DIY enthusiasts, this trowel stands as a testament to craftsmanship and efficiency. an indispensable companion in the pursuit of immaculate tile work. The size of the tile being insalled dictates the size notch needed. Smaller tiles will use smaller notches to apply less adhesive.
Trinny123
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
Picked up a marshaltown U notch same size for like twice the price. They're built basically identically.
Jonathan
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023
Good product
Jesse Wells
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020
I was building a walk in shower in our master bath. I was at the stage of applying the membrane which is best using a 15/16×1516 sqaure notched trowel.I had looked all over town for a 5/16×5/16 notched trowel to no avail. Finally my wife suggested that i search amazon. It hadn't occurred to me. I retired from construction and was just used to grabbing what i needed from the local supplier or asking them to order it.I ordered the trowel from amazon and it was in my hands in two days.At first i was concerned because it arrived in a plastic mailing envelope. However i found the trowel to be straight and true. Is a good trowel for the money. You could spend more, but a lot of tile guys just toss instead of cleaning. I clean mine and found this trowel worthy to be cleaned.
Katie Wilson-Barge
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2020
It did take awhile to come in so order before you need it. That being said, it is great quality for a great price and I'm happy we ordered it as we attempt to update the backsplash in our kitchen. We'll definitely use this for more home projects in the future.
Paul C
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2019
When it comes to tiling, I fall somewhere between a DIYer and contractor. I do no more than 1 or 2 tile projects a year, so I didn't feel the need to spend $40 on a trowel built for daily-use. This is doing the job well, is pretty durable and has a comfortable handle and feel. As with any tool, if you take care of it, it will last a long time. I just past weekend 4 of a floor, shower and floor-to-ceiling large-format tile project. I clean it after each day of use and lightly mist it with WD-40 and after a month of weekend tiling there's no signs of rust. I'm sure it's a slightly lighter gauge metal than a pro version and wouldn't hold up as well if it was thrown into a truck each day but for my kind of use it's just fine. Would recommend for the DIYer.
Jacob Simmons
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2019
Exactly what I needed - I've been laying down porcelain planks (and the backerboard undearneath of it) with this thing for two weeks. It's comfortable in my hands (though I do have big hands - the grip seems rather large if someone had smaller hands). The only thing I've noticed is that the I let it dry after washing it one day because I try to keep my tools clean and the bottom of it started to rust. Also the two outermost pieces on the edge bent up slightly ,but I just bent them back into place and it's been great.
Grumpy
Reviewed in Canada on December 20, 2018
I really like M-D products trowels and floats - good quality and comfortable grips
Lunlalsiam Vaiphei
Reviewed in India on January 29, 2018
Good product.
Xguyx
Reviewed in Canada on January 17, 2018
Solid built, perfect size. great trowel.Not much else to say, you need it or you do not!PRO TIP! >>> When you are done using it, rinse in warm water and scrap off any cement from the trowel. Also can use scrubby, once clean put a thin layer of WD-40 on it and wipe that off leaving a very thin layer of the WD on it. This will make it shine and prevent rust... do it always!
Diego Alfaro
Reviewed in Mexico on August 6, 2017
Buen presio es fácil encontrar en las ferreterías pero casi todas venden la misma marca pero está tiene más uniones en el mango y la hoja se siente recistente ylas comunes solo tiene 3 o 4 uniones
Jim Davis
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2017
I laid 375 square feet of large format porcelain tile using this tool. I wish I had ordered two of them. I could only lay a half bag of thinset before it would begin to get a little dry, so cleaning the tool each time before mixing the second half of the bag slowed me down. If I had purchased two tools, I could have tossed the first tool in a bucket of water and used the second tool immediately on the second half of the bag and then cleaned both tools at the same time at the end of each day. I am not a professional tile layer. I am a slow amateur, but accurate and the results were as good as any professional according to those who have seen my new tile floors. Also learned it is better to throw the $3.00 plastic mixing buckets away than spend time trying to clean them after each use. One fifty pound bag of LFT thinset did 50 square feet of tile, about all I could do in one day. Younger people or someone using a helper could probably lay a lot more tile each day. I did it by myself, including back buttering the 24 by 24 tiles.
Kanta Devi
Reviewed in India on October 11, 2017
harder than local made, alow press stronger, great tool, worth every rupee you pay for it.
project
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2016
Seems like a good quality trowel, for about half the price of the official Kerdi brand trowel. Used for embedding Kerdi membrane on shower walls and floor, and it worked just as an 1/8" square notch trowel is supposed to.If I did this type of work regularly, maybe the extra beefiness of the Kerdi one would be worthwhile, but for the few uses this will get, I was happy to save some $$.I have the same complaint on every trowel and drywall knife I buy: Can't they make a label that's easier to remove? Soaking in hot water helped followed up with a razor blade, as did some lighter fluid for the remaining adhesive residue when most of the label was gone.
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