NAACOO 17Inch Heavy Pull Bar&Pry Bar Flooring Installation Tool

Exactly as advertised. Tough and works just as it's supposed to.

This pull bar was an absolute LIFESAVER when laying Stainmaster laminate flooring. I had bought numerous flooring installation kits that came with different pull bars and they all sucked. Honestly, if it wasn’t for this pull bar and another tool purchased off Amazon (nylon tapping block), I would have given up. This thing is unmatched, inexpensive, super heavy duty, and I wish I would have bought it sooner!

Works great!

Very heavy duty nice finish and glide pad so it won't scratch your floor. Works perfectly and I smacked it pretty good to get the floor that moved back into place after I was already done.

Works great. Heavy duty.

So much better than the usual little block and pull bar that come in the cheap kits. This has some heft to it and can take a beating. The prying end also came in handy when I was working in an area where I couldn't swing a hammer. Highly recommend this and wish I'd bought it a couple of flooring projects ago.

I can't even imagine trying to install laminate without this pull bar. I love this tool. It's made a huge difference in my ability to get the locking mechanisms together in tight spaces and it's the only way for me to tap in my laminate without chipping the edges. If you're taking on a flooring project, don't even bother with the ones that come in the kits. It will be the best $20 you spend.

I had two other weaker pull bars that I had used in the past for installing laminate but on a recent project I was installing Dricore subfloor (OSB panels) that were quite a bit heavier than regular flooring and I kept bending the other bars. I found this beast of a pull bar and I love it. It is heavy duty and does a great job. The lip is a little wider than other weaker pull bars which makes it tough to get into tight gaps, but the thicker metal is also what gives it strength. Might be overkill if you're just installing flooring, but if you're doing subfloor work it really works great.

This thing is amazing. Worth every penny, really cuts down on the need to swear

Did basement floor using LVP product. This is a must have. Made the job a breeze. SOLID quality and well made. The glued felt is awesome. Protects your new floor from scratches. If doing floor, don’t even attempt without this. And this is the one. Will last a lifetime.

Nice and solid. You will not break this easily.

I started laying laminate flooring in our house using one of those generic $15 installation kits from the local hardware store. By the third row, the flimsy little pull bar that came with it was completely bent out of shape and kept slipping off the planks. I ordered the NAACOO pull bar out of pure frustration, and I really wish I had just started with it. This thing is a tank. At almost 4 pounds, it actually has the mass to pull the planks tight without bouncing off the edge every time you strike it. The solid square steel block gives you a massive, secure target for your mallet, so you aren’t accidentally smashing your drywall, your baseboards, or your knuckles. I was initially a bit worried that a heavy steel block would scuff up the finish on the new boards, but the fully felted bottom is a lifesaver. It’s thick, covers the entire underside, and didn't leave a single scratch anywhere on the floor. If you’re doing anything larger than a tiny closet, do yourself a favor and get a professional-grade pull bar right out of the gate. It saved me hours of frustration and made the tight sections against the walls a breeze. Worth every penny.

I have tried a few of these devices to fix the gaps in my wooden kitchen floor caused by a water leak. This item is large and strong and very easy to use. It works well and the only down side is the size of the end which is pretty big and doesn't allow you to get into tight situations. Having said that I manged to only use a part of the end at an angle and it still worked well. It is definately good value for money as it is the only one that has ever worked and I have tried four in total.