Westward
Westward 13P504 Floor Scraper 8 In x 4-1/2 ft Steel
Removes old flooring, tiles and grout with an 8-inch carbon-steel blade on a 57-inch T-handle for leverage and control
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Carbon steel blade resists wear for long service life
- 8 in blade width covers more area per stroke
- 57 in overall length reduces bending while working
- T-handle design gives firm grip and better control
- 53 in handle length provides extended reach across floors
Westward carbon-steel floor scraper
This Westward 13P504 floor scraper uses a carbon-steel blade measuring 8 in wide by 3 in long to lift old flooring, tile and grout. A T-handle provides grip and control while the 57 in overall length lets the user work upright. The tool is new and built for repeated heavy scraping tasks.
Suited for renovation and masonry work
The long handle and stiff blade suit contractors and DIY renovators removing large areas of adhesive-backed flooring or thick-set tile. Workers needing a narrower blade for tight corners or a powered scraper for commercial-scale demolition should consider other tools.
53 in handle-to-pivot reach
The distance from the handle end to the blade pivot point is 53 in, which determines the leverage and standing posture during use. Buyers who need a shorter reach for confined spaces or a longer reach for high ceilings must verify this dimension before purchase.
Highlights
- Carbon steel blade resists wear for long service life
- 8 in blade width covers more area per stroke
- 57 in overall length reduces bending while working
- T-handle design gives firm grip and better control
- 53 in handle length provides extended reach across floors
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 13P504 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 8 in blade width need to fit under baseboards or toe-kicks?
The 8 in blade width requires at least that much vertical clearance; measure the gap before starting so the scraper can slide underneath without forcing it.
How do you attach the handle to the blade on the 53 in overall length model, and what step is often missed?
Slide the T-handle onto the shaft until the pivot pin clicks into the 8 in handle socket; the step people miss is fully seating the pin so the handle cannot rotate during use.
When should the carbon steel blade on this 57 in long scraper be replaced?
Replace the blade when the edge no longer peels flooring cleanly or shows visible nicks; carbon steel can be resharpened, but once the 8 in width is reduced the tool loses leverage.
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