Easy Float

An Easy Float is used to smooth and finish freshly laid concrete, helping to create an even, professional-looking surface on large slabs, driveways, and floors.

Yes, it’s simple to use and designed for both DIYers and professionals. The long adjustable handle makes it easy to reach across wide areas without needing to walk on wet concrete.

Using a float helps bring finer materials to the surface, creating a smoother finish and improving the overall strength and appearance of the concrete.

Yes, the telescopic handle extends up to 5.5 metres, allowing you to finish large sections of concrete from the edges without stepping onto the wet surface.

No, it’s lightweight and made from aluminium, so it’s easy to handle and manoeuvre during extended use.

It produces a smooth, even surface, and the manual indent roller can be used to add a specialised textured finish if desired.

Not really. With a bit of practice, most users can achieve a professional-quality finish. It’s designed to be straightforward for both novices and experienced users.

While it’s best suited for large slabs or driveways, it can still be used on smaller surfaces if space allows.

After the concrete has been laid and partially set, gently glide the float across the surface in overlapping motions to level and smooth the finish.

Yes, the handle can be extended or shortened depending on your working area, giving you flexibility for different project sizes.

You should wear steel toe boots for foot protection and gloves to ensure a firm grip and prevent hand strain.

Yes, it’s designed for solo use. The long handle means you can cover large areas efficiently without additional help.

The head is made from durable, lightweight aluminium, which helps it glide smoothly over concrete without digging in.

Yes, the handle sections screw together for compact transport, and it fits easily in a vehicle the size of an estate car or larger.

Use it once the concrete has started to stiffen slightly but is still workable—this helps achieve a smooth, even finish without damaging the surface.