Marshalltown - 20" Floor Scraper - MAR820
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Marshalltown 20" Floor Scraper
Marshalltown's part 820 pairs a 20 in. wide, 20-gauge high-carbon steel blade with a 60 in. steel handle, giving enough reach to scrape a floor standing up instead of on your knees.
It's built for stripping paint, mastic, dried mortar and old flooring adhesive off concrete and wood floors, and for cleaning cured concrete off forms between pours. The handle takes a replacement blade when the edge finally wears past sharpening, so the tool outlasts any single blade.
Features and Common Uses
- 20 in. wide, 20-gauge high-carbon steel blade
- 60 in. steel handle for standing-height use
- Plastic grip at the top of the handle
- Made in the USA
- Replacement blades sold separately
Commonly used for:
- Stripping paint, mastic and adhesive residue from concrete or wood floors
- Cleaning cured concrete off forms between pours
- General surface preparation before flooring or coating installation
Specifications
| Brand | Marshalltown |
|---|---|
| Model | 820 |
| Blade Width | 20 in. |
| Blade Gauge | 20-gauge high-carbon steel |
| Handle Length | 60 in. |
| Handle Material | Steel with plastic grip |
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
Blade gauge and handle length are Marshalltown's own listed specifications for part 820; the replacement blade is a separate part, not included. Source: Marshalltown Part 820 Product Page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the blade be replaced?
Yes - the 60 in. handle accepts a replacement blade sold separately once the edge is worn past resharpening.
Will it scratch a wood floor?
Kept flat and pushed rather than dug in, it's meant for wood floor prep, but any wide steel blade can mar a finish if you catch an edge - keep it flat to the surface.
How is this different from a smaller hand scraper?
The 60 in. handle lets you work standing up over a full floor; a hand scraper is for detail work in corners and tight spots this one can't reach.