Plastering Bag

Back in the day, tool bags were made to last, with most being produced in leather due to its durability and ability to handle the weather conditions on any job site. Leather was the selected choice.For the majority of tradesmen back then, having a tool bag that could withstand harsh site conditions was crucial. And leather-based bags were the proven choice for those who could afford them. Today, leather-based bags have become a standard market product and continue to prove themselves in the most difficult of site conditions.If properly cared for, this type of bag will last you for years.

Until recently, the plastering industry had little or no choice of bags to store their tools in. It seemed as if the mixing bucket was the only solution. And this has done the job as required for years, until new plastering trowels entered the market, which have ultra-thin blades. The bucket was not the most suitable or safest choice. Our team at Hammerex put in a lot of time and effort to create a variety of plastering bags and holders for you to choose from. While always keeping in mind that leather-based bags have proven themselves for durability over the years,

Our team designed a bag that will hold two plastering trowels measuring 18" x 5" on the outside, while three smaller trowels will fit inside the bag.14 "and down in size. The design also allowed for plastering hawks up to 18" along with a bucket trowel position. Smaller tools can be stored in five pockets with an inner bag compartment 55cm x 15cm x 40cm large enough for all other tools, drills, etc. The bag's base and sides are made of genuine leather, while the top is made of 1680d canvas.The bag can be carried with shoulder straps or be carried with 2 industrail-sewed hadles.

Smaller sized tools will also fit as stated above.