Hand Tools

Hammers

Hammers for the home and the workshop – the category holds a Mountfield 680 g rubber mallet priced from 5,40 €.

Mountfield hammers – a rubber mallet for precise, controlled blows

The category has hammers priced from 5,40 €. For now it holds a rubber mallet weighing 680 g. Its head is black rubber and its handle is fibreglass. So the blow stays precise and controlled, and the surface takes no damage.

Types of hammers and what they are for

Every hammer has its own job. So it helps to know the types before you buy.

Rubber mallet – for tapping tiles, paving, and plastic or wooden parts;
Carpenter's hammer – for driving and pulling nails;
Wooden mallet – for assembling wooden joints;
Heavy hammer – for breaking up and rough work.

The category holds the rubber mallet. It suits surfaces that you cannot afford to scratch or chip.

How to choose a hammer

First, think about what you will strike. For surfaces that you must keep intact, take a rubber mallet. A weight of 680 g is enough for tiles, paving and assembling furniture.

The fibreglass handle is light and does not absorb moisture. Before you start, inspect the head and the handle. Then check that the head sits firmly and strike in a straight line.

Pair the hammer with other tools

Also, the rubber mallet goes well with pliers, screwdrivers, hex keys and wrenches or a ready-made tool set. We deliver everything by Econt and Speedy across Bulgaria.

Frequently asked questions

What types of hammers are there?

The most common are the rubber mallet, the carpenter's hammer, the wooden mallet and the heavy hammer. Each one suits a different job. The category holds a rubber mallet weighing 680 g.