Floor Tile Stripper

A transformer is mandatory to use with this floor tile stripper. We suggest using the transformer with the product code 40202.

You will need to use an extension lead with this floor tile stripper. A 110v lead is required, we suggest using product code 40999.

A Floor Tile Stripper is used to remove floor tiles, lino, carpet and vinyl floor planks, as well as chipping off mortar, scraping plaster, glue residue and foam backing from concrete floors.

Yes, it is suitable for DIY and smaller trade users tackling renovation or flooring removal projects, helping make difficult floor preparation jobs quicker and easier.

Using a Floor Tile Stripper saves time and effort, reduces physical strain and helps achieve more consistent results than manual scraping or chiselling.

Yes, it is designed to cope with most domestic and commercial surfaces, making it useful for home renovations, trade jobs and larger flooring projects.

A Floor Tile Stripper can remove floor tiles, lino, carpet, vinyl floor planks, foam backing and stubborn adhesive build-ups.

This floor tile stripper can strip dried adhesive.

Yes, it helps remove old floor coverings, adhesive, mortar and other build-ups, preparing the surface ready for new tiles, vinyl or other floor finishes.

Yes, it has a control handle, large diameter wheels and an adjustable blade angle to help improve mobility, stability and control during use.

You should wear steel toe footwear, protective gloves and hearing protection, as the tool can produce high noise levels and vibration during use.

Yes, the high-frequency vibrating blade helps do much of the hard work, reducing fatigue compared with removing tiles, glue or floor coverings by hand.

Yes, it is suitable for chipping off mortar, scraping glue residue and removing other hard-to-shift build-ups from concrete floors.

Yes, it runs on a 110V electric supply with an 1100W motor. An RCD is strongly recommended when using electrical equipment outdoors or in damp conditions.

Yes, the Floor Tile Stripper has large wheels for mobility on site, and you will need a vehicle at least the size of an estate car for collection and transport.