Grabo Review - 200 Quid??? see why...

[@ildarmirzazyanov4131]

Previously, these suction cups were adjusted to lower pressure, but now they are not adjusted and it is only possible to break the glass somewhere on an expensive facade, and there is no connection with the manufacturer. I returned the product and am waiting for my money.

[@nodescriptionavailable3842]

To be honest you should blow the coin on a second grabo and turn this channel into a skyscraper climbing channel

[@danreviewsitall]

Haha, I'm not good with heights. But I am getting another one.

[@staceybennett8801]

So it would t work with riven slabs then either

[@danreviewsitall]

It does but you have to give it a push to get the suction going.

[@staceybennett8801]

@@danreviewsitall cheers dude

[@danreviewsitall]

Hit me a sub. Trying to get to that magical 1k 👍

[@staceybennett8801]

@@danreviewsitall no worries cracking channel

[@WesleyBurton-j4c]

Rubbish had two and both been in for repairs. Don’t last . Do not buy!!!

[@BaldBlokeOnABoat]

Keep it up man.. there are far worse channels than this with far, far more viewers.

[@danreviewsitall]

Ah thenks very much mate.

[@richwallwin]

I got one 3-4 months ago and it’s great! I’ve been laying 1000mmx600mm sawn and honed sandstone and it’s made it so I can lay one by myself, if not for that I couldn’t hold it corner to corner they’re to heavy and I’m a short arse. Don’t bother turning the suction off mid lift to save battery it lasts all day using it and you don’t want it to loose pressure mid carry and fall off! I speak from experience on that one 😑😂

[@danreviewsitall]

@@richwallwin that's a good point mate. I haven't used it on a day of laying yet so couldn't get an idea of battery time. Yea I imagine it's a disaster if it loses suction over just laid paving. Might do a follow up on site. Thanks for your comment.

[@danreviewsitall]

@@richwallwin ever have any issues with honned sandstone? Hear it can be a bit of a nightmare for staining etc. I alway make the switch to porcelain when the customer asked about sawn and honned.

[@richwallwin]

@@danreviewsitall I always try and steer my customers towards porcelain over sawn and honed but this ones to match their kitchen floor, I always use white cement 5-1 mix and pre mixed primer the slabs right up to the edge, I’d done a few test slabs to see if it would pull the cement through and they’re so soft it came straight through on the unprimed ones. They’re going to seal them before grouting and then seal them again after but I still don’t fully trust it not to stain if they drop something like red wine on it. I’m going to get a second Grabo soon just to make things even easier for laying these bigger slabs as I’ve seen they’re making 1200x600 porcelain tiles and no doubt I’ll have a customer want them soon or later