KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CC207 14 in floor scraper blade with 54 in handle
A 14-inch stainless steel floor scraper blade with a 54-inch handle for removing old flooring without bending
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Stainless-steel blade resists corrosion during floor removal
- 14-inch width covers more surface per pass
- Flexible design follows uneven concrete without gouging
- 54-inch handle lets you scrape upright without bending
- Single-bevel edge bites cleanly into adhesive and tile
Flexible stainless-steel replacement blade
The Kraft Tool CC207 is a 14 inch flexible replacement floor scraper blade made from stainless steel. It features a single bevelled edge designed for removing old flooring materials from hard surfaces such as concrete. The blade attaches to the included 54 inch handle, allowing the user to work in an upright position. It is compatible with many different brands of floor scrapers.
Suited for upright flooring removal
This tool suits contractors and DIY renovators who need to strip large areas of vinyl, tile or adhesive residue without excessive bending. The long handle reduces back strain during extended use. It is not for buyers who need a rigid chisel blade for heavy demolition or a narrow scraper for detail work in tight corners.
14 inch stainless-steel blade width
The 14 inch blade width determines how much flooring is cleared with each push. A wider blade speeds up removal on open floors but will not fit into narrow doorways or small bathrooms. Match the blade width to the typical room size on the job.
Highlights
- Stainless-steel blade resists corrosion during floor removal
- 14-inch width covers more surface per pass
- Flexible design follows uneven concrete without gouging
- 54-inch handle lets you scrape upright without bending
- Single-bevel edge bites cleanly into adhesive and tile
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | CC207 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
What are the blade width and handle length so I can check clearance?
The blade is 14 inches wide and the handle is 54 inches long, giving you a long reach without needing to bend.
How does the CC207 blade attach to the handle, and what step is often missed?
The blade slides onto the handle shaft and is secured with the locking bolt; the step often missed is tightening that bolt fully before use.
When will the stainless-steel edge need replacing?
Replace the blade when the single bevelled edge dulls enough that it no longer cleanly lifts flooring adhesive or residue.
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