Bricklaying & Masonry Tools

Professional bricklaying and masonry tools for builders and tradespeople. Everything needed for brickwork, blockwork and masonry construction projects.

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Brick Hammers & Masonry Hammers Brick Jointing Tools & Mortar Jointers Brick Trowels & Pointing Trowels Masonry Floats & Concrete Floats Spirit Levels — Bricklayers & Construction

About Bricklaying & Masonry Tools

Professional bricklaying and masonry tools from the world's leading manufacturers. We stock Marshalltown, Bon Tool, Ragni, Stabila, Hultafors, Estwing, Footprint, and more — supplied direct to UK bricklayers and groundworkers at trade prices.

Our range covers everything from trowels and levels to hammers, jointers and floats. All tools are trade-grade, built to withstand daily professional use.

**Browse by tool type:**
- [Brick Trowels & Pointing Trowels](/collections/brick-trowels) — gauging, pointing and margin trowels
- [Spirit Levels](/collections/spirit-levels) — Stabila and Hultafors precision levels for bricklayers
- [Brick Hammers & Masonry Hammers](/collections/brick-hammers) — club hammers, lump hammers and brick hammers
- [Brick Jointing Tools](/collections/brick-jointing-tools) — V-bar, bullhorn and barrel jointers
- [Masonry Floats](/collections/masonry-floats) — magnesium, aluminium and wood floats

Fast UK trade delivery. Specialist bricklaying supplies since day one.

How to Choose Bricklaying Tools for Your Project

Match tool specification to your job type. For blockwork and facing brickwork, prioritise a quality pointing trowel and brick jointer. For demolition and cutting, a cold chisel set with a club hammer handles most tasks. Bolsters with hand guards are essential when chasing walls. For precise coursing, a good spirit level and gauge rod are non-negotiable. Trade buyers working on multiple sites benefit from buying tool sets, while smaller contractors can pick individual items by task.
Trade Tip

Keep your pointing trowel clean and dry between uses — mortar residue hardens quickly and affects joint finish. A quick wipe after each course saves time and extends tool life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools do I need for basic bricklaying?

A laying trowel, pointing trowel, brick bolster, club hammer, spirit level, gauge rod, and line pins cover the fundamentals for most bricklaying jobs.

Are these tools suitable for blockwork?

Yes. Most bricklaying tools work equally well for blockwork, though you may want a wider bolster and a larger trowel for handling the bigger surface areas.

Do you offer bulk pricing for trade accounts?

Yes — trade pricing and bulk discounts are available. Contact GSD directly for account terms.