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Carry a Stack of Bricks in One Hand A brick tong is one of those tools that looks unnecessary until the first time you use one. It clamps a row of...
View full detailsFor Seating Pavers Without Marking Them A 32 ounce double faced rubber mallet. The point of rubber over steel is that it delivers a firm blow with...
View full detailsAll the Force Goes In, None Bounces Back A dead blow hammer has a hollow head part filled with loose shot. When you strike, the shot slams forward...
View full detailsSet Pins Standing Up A 39 inch drive tool that sets pins and spikes while you stand upright, with magnetic ends that hold each pin in position so...
View full detailsHundreds of Staples, Zero Kneeling A 42 inch drive tool with a magnetic end that holds an 11 gauge staple while you set it from a standing positi...
View full detailsString Lines You Can Drop and Re-Set Layout collars that slide on round stakes up to 1 inch and lock with a zinc-coated thumbscrew, so a string l...
View full detailsFor the Five Gallon Pails, Not the Quart Cans A plastic lever sized for five gallon pail lids. Pail lids clip around a deep rim and fight back, an...
View full detailsStop Wrecking Lids With a Screwdriver A simple steel lever made to lift a paint or sealer can lid evenly around the rim. It costs almost nothing a...
View full detailsHand tools for laying pavers, setting edging and staking fabric: a brick and paver tong, a rubber mallet, a dead blow hammer, magnetic pin and staple drivers, string line collars and pail and lid openers. Brands include Vulcan, SRW Products and Linzer.
A tong lets you carry several pavers at once, a rubber mallet or dead blow hammer seats units without chipping them, and magnetic drivers hold spikes and staples in place so you can set them without bending over. String line collars keep your lines straight and at grade.
Related: paver edging, all tools and equipment.
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