Knives & Blades
These are knives and blades built for the realities of site work. Whether you're cutting through drywall, trimming carpet, or slicing insulation, our range offers the sharpness and durability needed. Designed to handle the wear and tear of daily site use, these blades stay sharp longer and are easy to swap out, ensuring you spend less time fiddling and more time getting the job done.
What Are Knives & Blades Used For?
- Cutting drywall to size quickly and accurately during first fix carpentry work.
- Trimming carpet or vinyl flooring for a precise fit in refurbishments and installs.
- Slicing through packaging, straps, and insulation during site deliveries and setups.
- Shaping and cutting roofing felt and other materials when doing roofing jobs.
Who Uses Knives & Blades on Site?
- Carpenters and joiners for precise cuts in timber and sheet materials.
- Flooring fitters trimming carpets, vinyl, and underlay to exact specifications.
- General builders and site workers slicing through packaging and materials swiftly.
- Roofers for cutting felt and other roofing materials to shape on the go.
Choosing the Right Knives & Blades
Select your knife or blade based on the task and material at hand:
1. Blade Type
Utility blades are versatile for general site use, while hook blades are ideal for cutting roofing materials without damaging the surface below.
2. Handle Design
Consider folding knives for portability and safety, or fixed handle knives for a sturdy grip during heavy-duty cutting tasks.
Accessories to Enhance Your Knives & Blades
Boost the performance and longevity of your knives and blades with these must-have accessories:
1. Blade Sharpeners
Keep your blades razor-sharp and ready for action with a quality sharpener, ensuring clean cuts every time.
2. Blade Storage Cases
Organise and protect spare blades with a robust storage case, making sure replacements are always on hand when needed.
Knives & Blades FAQs
How often should I replace my utility knife blade?
Replace your blade when it becomes dull or if it starts to snag on materials. Regular checks ensure efficiency and safety on site.
Are there specific blades for cutting insulation?
Yes, serrated blades are ideal for cutting through insulation materials smoothly without tearing.
Can I use the same knife for both carpet and drywall?
While possible, it's best to use dedicated blades for each material to ensure precision and maintain blade condition.
