What is the difference between The Rasp and todays engineered hardwood floor restoration technology

Tired of the old, tedious way of reviving floors? Enter "The Rasp" -  a game-changing solution that's reshaping how we approach refinishing floors. Especially for Engineered Hardwood Floors, which have a delicate 1/8" (3mm) top layer, the old methods like using a belt, drum, square buff, or random orbital sanders can be tricky to handle.

Even skilled hardwood refinishing experts think twice when working on these floors with their usual tools. A simple mistake can mean damaging the top layer and potentially needing to replace the entire floor – a costly mishap! 

Watch a drum sander expert describe some of the challenges of refinishing an engineered hardwood floor. 

Usually, when refinishing hardwood floors you'd need four machines – belt sander, floor buffer, multi-drive orbital sander, and handheld edger – particularly if you plan on staining the floor. Sounds like a lot, right? But here comes "The Rasp" to make things easier.

So, what is the difference between The Rasp and todays engineered hardwood floor restoration technology?

The Rasp is an all-in-one solution, combining the power of five machines in a single device!

The Rasp is a floor sander, edger, multidrive and a buffer.

And as an additional advantage – it is ideal for Concrete Surface Preparation!

The Rasp features our SandPaperLess Refinishing System that incorporates metal bond diamond abrasive tooling originally designed for removing thinset, mastics and coatings on concrete floors.

WerkMaster was the first company to incorporate this technology and over the years we were able to refine the system. It is impervious to the effects of aluminum oxide coatings. Thanks to our patented direct drive multi-head design and Plug & Go Technology, "The Rasp" confidently removes the aluminum oxide coating without causing any harm to your cherished floor.

Watch the video to witness the ease and effectiveness of this incredible system.

The aluminum oxide finish that is on engineered wood floors is extremely hard and quickly dulls regular sandpaper, but not our metal bond diamond abrasive tooling! It is designed to last over hundreds of jobs on refinishing aluminum oxide coated floors!

Additionally, the Rasp's SandPaperLess System offers another advantageous feature. With this innovative system, most engineered floors can be effortlessly finished in just 2 to 3 simple steps.

First Step – 50/60 Grit S-Segs
Next Step – 60 TurboBrade Pads
Final Step – 80 Grit TurboFinish Pads

Consider the affordability of The Rasp:
The Rasp is priced at an attractive $6995.00USD.

Now, consider the cumulative expense of utilizing traditional technology:

Drum Floor Sander $8200.00USD 
Edger $2700.00USD
Multi-Drive Orbital Sander $6200.00USD
Buffer or Square buff machine $1200.00USD

Total cost: $18 300.00USD