Rent a Concrete Polishing Edger, 7", Lavina

Marsoni

M251S

$124.00

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Rent a Concrete Polishing Edger, 7", LavinaThis Lavina Edging Grinder is perfect for any edging but especially polishing with the variable speed control and integrated dust extraction. The Lavina L7 X articulates to keep head against wall and operator and wheels away from the wall. We also rent the requiredgrinding accessories. Sometimes referred to as a walk behind concrete floor sander or electric concrete finisher.

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Its exactly as advertized! Pros: • rolls well • medium sized (not a tripping hazard & corner fit under the edge of all my furniture) • holds tall (through center of table) umbrella while open in minor wind with water-filled option. • multiple size umbrella pole insert included • Clear instructions. • easy to use brakes (on 2 wheels for security...4 wheels would be annoying to use every day) Cons: • will still roll with brakes on with a little force when I'm being lazy...it should not be this easy (I usually have a corner of the stand tucked under a piece of furniture anyways) • I would call this "light heavy duty" rather than "sturdy heavy duty" with water-filled option. I'd imagine sand + water as suggested would actually be heavy duty. • re-design suggestion: base of umbrella could extend down below the water tank for sturdier hold, but this is the best I've found.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026