Goldblatt G02807 Trim Puller, Removal Multi-Tool for Commercial Work, Baseboard, Molding, Siding and Flooring Removal, Remodeling,40m

Amazing product for removal of skirting boards in our house. Was initially using a hammer and chisel but this tool is making much lighter work of it. Very strong product and easy to use. Light enough to work for hours. Absolute steal at the price I purchased at and has saved me hours of work. Simply a case of wedging it into the skirting, give it a few knocks and start to pry off the wall.

I have found this tool so useful in DIY, it’s very strong and has certainly been used to an inch of its life yet still going strong. Would recommend.

Perfect. Because the Hinge mechanism. Leave no mark on the wall or on the skirting. Heavy duty.

Quality product. Worth every penny. Used it for pulling all my skirting board off the walls. Be advised you will probably require other tools besides this to remove architraves and skirting boards such as a pry bar. However this is not the fault of this tool and more to do with how your trims are connected to the walls. 100% worth your money.

Great tool

This item was fantastic at removing a full house worth of skirtings, door frames and tiles. Really sturdy item and no damage or breakage despite heavy use. Would definitely recommend this.

Needed to remove my skirting boards this made the job so much quicker and easier

Saw this being used in a video and having removed lots of skirts and arcs in the past thought I’d give it a go. Paid for the brand I’d seen (there are other unbranded ones around but don’t think I’d trust them!), and have not be left down, fantastic bit of kit, makes the job sooooo much easier and no damage to surrounding walls at all. BRILLIANT

I needed to replace some baseboards in my house, and after seeing this tool on a video streaming platform, I knew I wanted it even though I probably could have made due for the small amount I was replacing. I am happy to say this worked an absolute treat! My baseboards were held on by glue, and this made taking them off a breeze with minimal damage to the drywall. Id imagine it would be equally as easy or even easier for nailed in baseboards since you can go in between them. I opted to replace them with slightly higher baseboards to hide any potential damage, but in hindsight that was probably not necessary! The tool itself feels solid and really good quality. There were others I saw selling for double or even triple the price, and I'm glad I opted for this one. I cant say for sure whether it would hold up over lots of use, but I didn't see any real signs of wear from the 1 room of baseboards I did and bet it would work great for anyone using it for non commercial purposes. 10/ 10 would recommend, using this trim puller is oh so satisfying and makes the job a breeze!

This is a solidly made tool and I'm more than pleased with it. it performs as stated and makes removing mouldings and skirtings so much easier

Excellent tool! I didn't even know this tool existed. I had a bunch of baseboards to remove that was attached to old (1947) crumbly lathe and plaster so I needed a way to gently remove the baseboards without damaging the plaster. Once you score the caulk line (if it exists) to separate the baseboard from the paint gently tapping this tools thin edge gets behind the baseboard and starts **gently** extracting the nails. The further you can insert the tool behind the baseboard (or window/door trim) adds more fulcrum power and distributes the pushing power very gently. I had some boards that were original and the installer used REAL, thick nails. They weren't going anywhere. I took more time with these and let the tool do the work. If you have such a scenario don't **man-handle** and force it out using brawn. Let the tool use it fulcrum power, be patient and you wont damage the plaster. Oh, to be clear, it works very well on casing and window trim as well. Great tool for the price. Highly recommended!

What a great tool , makes the job alot easier and helps prevent any damage to the skirting boards. Do recommend for those DIY ers.

Bought a (ahem) house. The initial idea of what was needed to be repaired became a whole other story. See it advertised and you know you've seen that item also (and is if i remember about twice the price as this was when I bought it) also is at the orange box convenience hardware store if you want to go spend twice the money and get half the ease of use as this. Me being a shopper instead grab first thing, did a lot of looking then stumbled on this item. Price was a factor and seeing it also had a pry option instead of aforementioned super advertised item, and again look to find more about the brand and was obviously content, I bought one. It is solid in hand. Not thin or flimsy. I liked as said the option it has a pry option. Seeing the other in action you drive it (and this if needed) between wall and trim. Other using a flat leverage against wall. Potentially not damaging wall. THIS ONE... goes in the same way, BUT has as said the prying action in it. prying comes from a hinged pry flat part that is hinged in the face of the tool. Tool goes between wall and trim. then lift to move said hinged piece, where outside steel arms that are part of face of tool stay put and the prying action pushes trim away from wall. Other i see it potentially leaving marks at top of trim as it is one unit and pushes against wall and such. have personally seen other in the orange convenience hardware store. This item I am glad I found and tried. Used only once for one door as was not installed properly. - Door actually came out in hand . trim stopped it from falling on me. a great thing to see when buy a house. wish it had dne that during look and inspection lol. Price was great, feels solid and useful not a cheap china fall apart after 2 tries item. Will be looking more into the brands other tools and think this is the best option instead of the other well advertised item.