Concrete rakes spread wet concrete, toppings, and overlays across the base material. They use their wide blade to rake concrete over large surface areas before screeding.

Mortar hoes pull cement, sand, and other mortar ingredients through their blade cutouts to create a uniform mix. Also known as masonry hoes, they have rounded blade edges that conform to contours for mixing mortar directly in wheelbarrow beds and mortar pans.

Concrete smoothers have a long, slim blade that spreads self-leveling concrete and other overlay materials into a uniform coating. Also known as smoothing paddles, they skim lightly over surfaces to leave a thin, even layer of overlay.

These accessories pair with compatible concrete rakes and placers to enhance function or adapt them for specific applications.

Concrete tampers distribute coarse aggregates through harsh-mix concrete to prepare it for floating. Their flat, extra-wide grill pushes the aggregate through the mix. These tampers also pack soil, sand, gravel, and other materials into a stable, level footing that prevents shifting and supports overlays.