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A 16-inch redwood concrete float with square end for smoothing and leveling large surfaces
The Marshalltown 144 is a 16 in. redwood concrete float built for smoothing and leveling fresh concrete. Its square end design helps achieve a flat, even surface on larger pours. The tool is made from redwood with an 11/16 in. thickness for rigidity during use. It arrives new and ready for the job site.
This float suits masons and contractors who need a straight, wide blade for striking off and floating slabs. The 9 in. handle with a 1 1/4 in. diameter gives a secure two-handed grip. Buyers who need a rounded end for curved work or a magnesium blade for lighter weight should look at a different style. It is a dedicated flatwork tool, not a finishing trowel.
The single specification that decides fit is the 16 in. blade length combined with the redwood material. That size covers ground efficiently on driveways, patios and floors. The .97 weight reflects the dense wood construction. If the project calls for a shorter float or a different blade material, this model will not match the requirement.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | MARSHALLTOWN |
| Model name | 144 |
| Product type | Masonry Tools |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | Redwood |
A screed or straightedge to level the wet concrete and a bull float for initial flattening are the usual companions before the 144 float finishes the surface.
Yes, the magnesium float works well for early floating while bleed water is present, and the 16 in. redwood float follows cleanly for the smoother, denser finish pass.
The surface should show a uniform, close-textured paste with no visible aggregate drag marks, and the 11/16 in. thick blade should glide without gouging the slab.
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