Since the early 19th century, trowel wallets have been recorded for the use of storing plastering trowels that were waiting for repair. It is quite similar to the trowel wallet designs available today. In comparison to today, you'd be surprised to find rivets every 2 cm compared to the wallet back then.Today we use different tecknecks that offer the same durability while achieving a greater appearance. Trowel wallets are available in a variety of shapes and designs to accommodate all sizes of plastering trowels, and they protect the trowel edge from damage while helping to maintain the blade from bending. The above wallet design is unic as it allows the trowel to be side loaded compared to all other models with top entry. The wallet is made with genuine leather and has 2 soft-close buttons. They can be purchased in all sizes to fit all brands of plastering trowels.
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