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Trim Saving – The trim removal tool has a larger, flatter and wider contact area than clumsy traditional tools and features an integrated wedged center that provides increased removal efficiency and prevents damage to both the trim and wall.
Sturdy Pry Bars – Our trim puller is made from carbon steel and 65Mn steel with black electrophoretic and polished finish, which protects against corrosion and gives our pry bar added durability and strength. So the Trim Puller is a very beefy tool, and it will hold up well to repeated whacking.
Multi-Function – Ideal for commercial work, repair and remodel projects where care and precision are needed, including cabinets, countertops, flooring, and many more. It can be used on a kitchen remodel, removing a couple of sections of baseboard, a countertop from some base cabinets, and pulling up a ceramic tile floor. The very edge can also be used to pry up the staples.
Ergonomic Handle – All our trim puller is built with an ergonomic, comfortable and textured dipped handle. An impact-absorbing TPR+PP handle makes it comfortable to hold, though.
Revolutionary Tool – Our Trim Puller is a very beefy tool. The Built-in spring design assists in separating the trim from the wall freely and quickly. The 15-degree wedged center is for easy extraction of trim and baseboards.Goldblatt holds a U.S. patent for this Trim Puller, patent number US 11,142,921.
4.5
Reviewer: Levi Miller
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Trim removal
Review: Ordered the product new and received a used product which was frustrating but nothing was wrong with the used product so we just kept it. Worked great! I just used a rubber mallet and this tool and was able to get off a lot of trim in a few hours. No damage to my walls and all the trim was kept in good condition. We are replacing the trim with a different style so our main focus was to not damage the walls and it was perfect.
Reviewer: Christophe H.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Remove trim without damaging drywall
Review: I pull a lot of trim and this tool makes it almost fun. Slide or drive between the trim and the wall and pry gentry to easily separate the trim from the wall. Remember, if the trim is caulked, use a razor knife first.
Reviewer: LAngel
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Must have for re-model ers
Review: This is hands down.One of my favorite tools that I bought in the last few years. It is safe me both in time , but also As I am able to remove the material without breaking it as well as not damaging the wall
Reviewer: Joe Swaika
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very useful
Review: I was so used to pry bars, that it took a while for me to use this tool to its full potential. Now I use it because this does less damage to wall behind the trim I am pulling. Itâs my go to tool now for removing trim. You cannot abuse it like pry bars but it has the finesse to not damage surroundings.
Reviewer: Big Fellas
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Havenât used for intended purpose, or probably would have got 5 stars
Review: Tool supposed to be used to remove baseboards and trim. (Which I havenât done) I did use to adjust a door for my father that was out of alignment. Door was hitting frame in the middle near the strike. With a few pulls had er fixed in under ten minutes.
Reviewer: Stephen John Figard
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Heavy duty. Very strong tool.
Review: I had my workmen, use these tools to remove three quarter inch thick by twelve inch high terrazzo base worked perfectly gave it lots of support in it, so the things did not break your back when taking them apart
Reviewer: Dave B
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The only way to remove and save baseboards
Review: I ordered this Goldblatt Trim Puller after watching several videos online showing how it worked. We are replacing the flooring in our house and need to reposition all of our costly baseboards. Because of the design of this tool I was able to remove them without damaging the drywall or the trim in my first room. I would definitely recommend this tool to others!
Reviewer: Kyle and Lisa Yonago
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Best tool for removing baseboards without messing up your walls
Review: We tried a crowbar and screwdrivers and they were terrible. This toll was so easy to use with a mallet and an X-Acto knife to cut the caulk and then hammer it in between the wall and the trim and the baseboards just popped off with no damage I was able to replace them after we replaced our floor using the same boards because they were in such great shape in our walls Still looked great. Save yourself time and get this tool 10 out of 10 recommend.
Reviewer: Tyler
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Renoâs an Apartment/Condo. This was such a great tool for removing baseboards, trim, nails, and carpet tack strips. Handled the whole Reno and is still in great shape. Honestly value for pay and use was outstanding. Would recommend to anyone doing a home makeover
Reviewer: Anna
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Saw this being used in a video and having removed lots of skirts and arcs in the past thought Iâd give it a go.Paid for the brand Iâd seen (there are other unbranded ones around but donât think Iâd trust them!), and have not be left down, fantastic bit of kit, makes the job sooooo much easier and no damage to surrounding walls at all. BRILLIANT
Reviewer: IanC
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Easy to use – enables skirting to be removed without leaving a mark on the wall. Excellent product.
Reviewer: Chris
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Removed porcelain tile very well. This tool took hundreds of full hits with a hammer and didn’t damage the tool at all. I would certainly purchase another one if this one ever wears out!
Reviewer: Laurence Organ-Jennings
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Quality product. Worth every penny. Used it for pulling all my skirting board off the walls. Be advised you will probably require other tools besides this to remove architraves and skirting boards such as a pry bar. However this is not the fault of this tool and more to do with how your trims are connected to the walls. 100% worth your money.
