Goldblatt Industries Llc G06962 Wide Redwood Float

Product Description

The GOLDBLATT INDUSTRIES LLC G06962 is a wide redwood float measuring 12 inches by 5 inches, designed for concrete and plaster finishing work. Redwood floats are used to smooth, level, and compact surface material after screeding, leaving a uniform texture ready for finish coats or final troweling. The natural redwood face absorbs moisture at a consistent rate, which helps produce an even surface without pulling or tearing freshly placed material. This tool is well suited for masons, concrete finishers, and plasterers working on flatwork, walls, and stucco applications.

The G06962 wide float is appropriate for residential and light commercial concrete flatwork, stucco, and plaster surfaces. Its 12-inch by 5-inch face covers more area per pass than a standard-width float, reducing finishing time on larger pours or panels. It is commonly used on slabs, sidewalks, patios, and wall plaster coats where a consistent, lightly textured finish is required before final troweling or texturing.

Key Features

• 12-inch by 5-inch wide face for increased coverage per pass
• Redwood construction provides consistent moisture absorption for smooth finishing
• Suited for concrete flatwork, stucco, and plaster applications
• Wide float profile reduces finishing passes on larger surface areas
• Packaged in units of 3 for job-site or supply inventory needs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose redwood float for use in concrete, stucco, and plaster finishing applications across residential and light commercial projects.

Installation Notes

Redwood floats are used by concrete finishers, masons, and plasterers and require no power tools or mechanical installation. Wet the float face lightly before use to prevent the wood from pulling moisture unevenly from fresh material. Work in smooth, overlapping arcs or straight passes while the surface is still workable. Follow applicable trade practices and project specifications for timing between screeding, floating, and final troweling.