Concrete Floats

No matter whether you’re pouring a small slab of concrete for your patio or a large slab for your floor, you want to get a smooth finish on concrete. This is where concrete floats come in handy. They are specifically engineered to level ridges and smooth the surface of wet concrete before it is troweled. Concrete floats are divided into two main types: hand floats and bull floats. The latter are perfect for larger jobs while hand floats are widely used for small jobs as well as around pipes and in other places where accuracy is of great necessity.

In our online store, we’ve gathered a comprehensive collection of hand and bull floats, replacement float handles, and other related products to help you get a professional finish on every project. The floats come in various sizes and materials to meet all your specific needs. When it comes to materials, you can choose from wood, rubber, aluminum, magnesium, and much more. A wood float is the most affordable option that gives a bit rough surface but works great for stiff concrete. A rubber float creates the same surface as the wood one, but it doesn't soak up water. If you’re a professional, you can’t go wrong with a magnesium float. Unlike a wood or resin option, it doesn't pull the surface, thus ensuring an ideally smooth finish. Plus, it opens the pores of wet concrete to let water escape quickly. An aluminum float is very much like a magnesium one, but it is 30 percent stronger and heavier.