Marshalltown Trowel
Marshalltown Trowel AKD22 Pitch Squeegee Trowel Adjustable 22 in
Adjustable 22-inch rubber squeegee trowel with ergonomic DuraSoft handle for drywall and plaster finishing
- TypeDrywall & Plastering Tools
- Adjustable 22 in blade covers large areas quickly
- DuraSoft ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Rubber square blade spreads drywall and plaster smoothly
- 7 1/2 in handle length provides comfortable reach and control
- Flat notch shape ensures even material distribution
Adjustable 22 in Pitch Squeegee Trowel
The Marshalltown AKD22 is a squeegee trowel built for drywall and plaster finishing. Its 22 in rubber blade covers wide areas in a single pass. The DuraSoft handle provides a comfortable grip for extended use. This tool suits professionals and DIYers smoothing large surfaces.
Rubber blade limits on textured substrates
The flat, square rubber blade works best on flat drywall and plaster. Deep textures or heavily aggregated plasters can reduce contact and leave ridges. The fixed 2 1/2 in blade width restricts manoeuvrability in tight corners. Very stiff compounds may require more pressure than the flexible blade transmits.
22 in blade length decides coverage rate
The 22 in blade length determines how much material you move per stroke. Choose this length when finishing full sheets or wide walls efficiently. Shorter blades suit patchwork and confined areas better. The 7 1/2 in handle reach fits most users without extension poles.
Highlights
- Adjustable 22 in blade covers large areas quickly
- DuraSoft ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Rubber square blade spreads drywall and plaster smoothly
- 7 1/2 in handle length provides comfortable reach and control
- Flat notch shape ensures even material distribution
Specifications
| Brand | Marshalltown |
|---|---|
| Type | Drywall & Plastering Tools |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 22 in blade or a different length for my drywall and plaster work?
The 22 in blade covers more surface per pass on large walls and ceilings, while shorter blades give tighter control in corners and around openings.
What does the 22 in blade length actually deliver when I am smoothing compound on a wall?
A 22 in rubber blade spreads a wide, even coat of mud or plaster in fewer strokes, reducing ridges and speeding up finishing on broad areas.
How does the flat, non‑notched blade design affect the finish I can achieve?
The flat, square rubber blade with no notches is built for smooth, final‑pass smoothing of drywall and plaster rather than for applying textured or combed patterns.
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