Bon Tool 84-613 Wrecking Bar 24 Inches

Product Description

The BON TOOL 84-613 is a 24-inch wrecking bar designed for prying, nail pulling, and general demolition tasks. Built for the demands of professional trade work, this bar gives users the mechanical advantage needed to separate materials, lift framing members, or strip out finished assemblies without excessive effort. The overall package dimensions indicate a profile of approximately 23.50 inches long, 3.50 inches wide, and 0.75 inches thick, making it a manageable single-handed or two-handed pry tool. It is manufactured in Mexico and packaged as a single unit. Carpenters, demo crews, and general contractors reach for this type of bar when a standard flatbar or hammer is not enough for the job at hand.

The BON TOOL 84-613 wrecking bar fits into residential and light commercial demolition workflows. Common applications include framing teardown, subfloor removal, wall deconstruction, and salvage work where controlled prying is required. The 24-inch length provides sufficient leverage for pulling embedded fasteners and breaking apart nailed or fastened assemblies. It is also a standard addition to HVAC, plumbing, and electrical rough-in crews who need to open up walls or floors as part of a service or retrofit installation.

Key Features

• 24-inch overall length delivers effective prying leverage for demolition and nail-pulling tasks
• Compact profile at approximately 0.75 inches thick for working in tight spaces
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward jobsite procurement
• Manufactured in Mexico to BON TOOL production standards
• Suited for nail removal, material separation, and general teardown applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wrecking bar suitable for standard demolition and prying applications across residential and light commercial construction trades.

Installation Notes

Wrecking bars are used by carpenters, demo laborers, and trade professionals during teardown or rough-in phases. Always wear appropriate PPE including safety glasses and gloves when performing demolition or prying work. Inspect the bar before use for cracks or deformations that could cause slippage under load. When prying near live utilities, confirm that electrical, gas, and water services are shut off before beginning any demolition work.