The Procat flat crowbar 38 cm is a compact and versatile hand tool for demolition work that requires precision and good leverage. The design of the tool allows easy access to tight gaps and joints that cannot be handled with traditional thick crowbars.
The tool has beveled and flat tips on both ends, making it easy to separate materials without much risk of damage. This makes it an ideal tool for removing floorboards, moldings or panels, for example.
The crowbar is made of durable and torsion-resistant steel. Its shape is flat, but still sturdy. The 38 cm length offers a good balance between leverage and control - enough power without being clumsy.
The flat demolition hammer is suitable for use by both professionals and DIY users in renovation, installation and construction work.

Intended use:

Removing nails and rivets: The beveled flat head slides easily between the wood and the fastener. You can remove nails or rivets without causing too much damage to the wood surface.

Stripping and paneling: The perfect tool for neatly removing skirting boards, wall panels or interior structures, making it easier to reuse the parts.

Removing building materials: Also suitable for separating boards, planks or other materials from each other during demolition. The thin profile reaches joints without a pre-hole.

Demolition in tight spaces: Thanks to its flat design, the tool works great in places where a traditional crowbar cannot fit, such as behind cabinets and furniture.

Features:

Length: 38 cm – Suitable length for good leverage and control.

Shape: Flat and beveled – Designed for precision work and tight spaces.

Tips: Beveled tips on both ends – Allows for nail removal and opening of material in both directions.

Material: Heavy-duty steel – Structure that is highly resistant to bending and torsion.

Surface: Coated – Corrosion-protected metal surface increases durability and service life.

Usability: Compact and lightweight – Easy to transport, store and handle.

Procat demolition hammer user manual:
Select the location where you want to remove the nail or dismantle the structure. Place the beveled tip of the pry bar into the joint or under the nail. Use moderate force to push the tool deeper. Pry up until the part comes loose. Repeat if necessary. Wear protective gloves and protect your eyes from splashes or loose parts.
The tool does not require lubrication, but keeping it clean and dry will extend its service life.

How to choose the right demolition hammer:

Length: A shorter iron (under 40 cm) is suitable for precision work and tight spaces. Longer irons offer more power but are less controllable.

Shape: The flat model is suitable for demolition work where you want to minimize damage to structures.

Heads: A double-headed demolition hammer is more versatile – it can be used in both directions.

Material: Strong steel resists bending and twisting better than cheaper alloys.

Intended use: Consider whether it is about removing nails, dismantling boards or heavy structures – choose accordingly.

Why choose Procat demolition hammer flat 38 cm:
The Procat flat demolition hammer 38 cm is a precision tool for those who value clean and efficient demolition work. It combines the right proportions, durable material and ergonomic usability. This tool is suitable for both renovation projects and daily construction site use when controlled but powerful removal is required.

Warnings:

Always wear protective gloves and goggles.

Do not use the tool for twisting or striking unless it is designed for that purpose.

Avoid using the tool near electrical wires or other live parts.

Do not use if the product is warped, cracked or otherwise damaged.

Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently asked questions, FAQ:
What is a flat pry bar best used for? It is ideal for cleanly removing moldings, panels and nails without damaging the surrounding structure.
Can the tool be used to remove metal? Yes, for light metal. For harder targets, we recommend a heavier demolition tool.
Can the demolition hammer be used with a hammer? This model is not intended to be struck, but is used by hand levering.
Is the tool available in other lengths? Check our selection for other lengths and designs — for example, curved or longer versions for different applications.