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PRODUCT NUMBER 53241SFT26HBM09SFT30WC20TWC20

Q 1. What capacity is the Draper 12100 Plasterers Mixing Bucket?

A. The Draper 12100 has a 28-litre capacity, making it suitable for typical plastering and rendering mixing tasks.

Q 2. What material is the bucket made from, and does it include a handle?

A. The bucket is constructed from thick rigid plastic and fitted with a metal handle for durability and secure carrying when loaded.

Q 3. Is this bucket easy to clean after use?

A. Yes — the construction is specifically noted as easy to clean, and the bucket is robust enough to withstand knocking out cured or used plaster.

Q 4. How many buckets are included in the order?

A. One plasterers mixing bucket is supplied per unit, sold loose.

Q 5. How long does delivery take?

A. Standard UK mainland delivery is 3–5 working days.

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