White Rubber Mallet Bellota 8054 with Beech Wood Handle for Tiling and Flooring

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White Rubber Mallet Bellota 8054 with Beech Wood Handle for Tiling and Flooring

When you work with light-colored tiles, porcelain stoneware or delicate pieces, you don't want to leave a single mark. The Bellota 8054 white rubber mallet has a high-quality, highly resistant isoprene rubber head with good rebound, which protects ceramic material and avoids marking the surface.

Its PEFC-certified beech wood handle is ergonomic and lightweight, for comfortable work on wall and floor tiling. Available in three head weights: 250, 500 and 750 g.

  • High-resistance isoprene rubber head
  • Protects ceramic and does not mark the surface
  • Ideal for wall and floor tiling
  • Ergonomic PEFC-certified beech handle
  • Three weights: 250, 500 and 750 g

Technical specifications

Reference Head weight Handle length Dimensions Total weight
8054-250 250 g 32 cm 90 x 320 x 50 mm 0.3 kg
8054-500 500 g 34 cm 120 x 360 x 60 mm 0.72 kg
8054-750 750 g 38 cm 120 x 360 x 75 mm 0.84 kg

Frequently asked questions

What is the Bellota 8054 white rubber mallet used for?

It is used for wall and floor tiling work with light-colored tiles, porcelain stoneware or delicate pieces. Its rubber head protects the ceramic material and avoids marking the surface.

What are the head and the handle made of?

The head is made of high-quality, highly resistant isoprene rubber with good rebound. The handle is made of PEFC-certified beech wood, ergonomic and lightweight for comfortable work.

What weights and sizes are available?

There are three head weights: 250 g (32 cm handle, 0.3 kg in total), 500 g (34 cm handle, 0.72 kg) and 750 g (38 cm handle, 0.84 kg). Dimensions range from 90 x 320 x 50 mm to 120 x 360 x 75 mm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of white rubber?

According to Bellota, it protects the ceramic material and avoids marking the surface, ideal for light-coloured pieces.

What is it used for?

For laying and seating tiles and ceramic pieces in tiling and flooring work.

Which weight should I choose?

250 g for wall tiles; 500 g versatile; 750 g for large tiles.

What is the head made of?

High-quality, hard-wearing isoprene rubber with good rebound.