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Floor Edging Sander Hire London | 7″ Edge Sander
£9.99 - £74.99 + VAT
A 7-inch floor edging sander that sands right up to the skirting and into the corners, bays and doorways a drum sander can’t reach — the finishing machine that makes the whole floor match. 230V mains, with on-board dust collection.
Standard Delivery & CollectionDelivered to your door and collected when your hire ends. Both trips, one price.£35
Click & CollectSkip the delivery fee and collect from our West London depot. Usually ready the same day.FREE
Live tracking on every deliveryDeposit refunded in 2-3 working days020 3375 4048
Day based pricing : Floor Edging Sander (7″)
1 - 1 days :
£32.99 Fixed
2 - 2 days :
£47.99 Fixed
8 - 365 days :
£9.99 / Day
Latest estimated delivery date: Thursday 11. June
Floor Edging Sander Hire — London
7-inch floor edging sander hire in London — finish the edges the drum can’t reach
The finishing machine. A 7-inch rotary disc sands right up to the skirting and into the corners, bays and doorways a drum sander leaves behind, so the whole floor matches. Use it after the drum sander. Greenford UB6 collection or London delivery by booking.
- Edges, corners & stairs
- Dust collection
- 230V standard mains
- London delivery by booking
Quick hire facts
- Sanding disc: 7-inch rotary
- Power: 230V standard mains
- Dust: collection on board
- Best for: edges, corners, bays & stairs
- From: £32.99/day +VAT
Quick answer
What a floor edging sander does
A drum sander does the open floor but sits back from its own body, so it can’t reach the last few inches against the skirting, into corners, around bays or on stairs. The edging sander finishes exactly those areas. Its 7-inch rotary sanding disc works close to the wall, so the perimeter is taken back to bare timber to match the rest of the floor — no untouched border left behind. It is the second machine in a proper floor refurbishment, used after the drum sander.
Where it works
What the edger is for
The edging sander handles the parts of the floor a drum sander is built to miss.
Made for
Edges & skirting — the border the drum can’t reach against the wall.
Made for
Corners & bays — tight areas and bay windows where the drum stops short.
Made for
Doorways & stairs — thresholds and stair treads that need a smaller machine.
Not for
The open floor — that’s the drum sander’s job; the edger finishes the perimeter.
Choose the right machine
Drum, edger, or both?
Most full-floor jobs need both. Here’s how to decide.
This edging sander — for the perimeter, corners and stairs. Choose it on its own if the open floor is already done, or you only have borders, a small room or stairs left.
Drum sander — for the open floor the edger isn’t built for. See the 8-inch drum floor sander.
Both, as a pack — for a complete room or whole property. The floor sander & edger pack costs less than hiring the two separately.
Good to know
Getting a clean finish
Use the edger after the drum sander, matching the same grit grades so the perimeter blends with the open floor. Keep it moving to avoid swirl marks, and let the weight of the machine do the work rather than pressing down. It’s built to work close to the skirting, but a steady hand still pays off around delicate mouldings. Vac between grades so grit from the last pass doesn’t scratch the next.
Hire & delivery
How hire works
1 day
£32.99
+VAT
2 days
£47.99
+VAT
Up to 7 days
£74.99
+VAT
Longer hires switch to a reduced day-rate — message the hire desk to extend. A refundable deposit and photo ID apply, released on safe return. Delivery and collection across London from our Greenford depot, priced by postcode, with same or next-day on selected West London routes. Live rates and availability are confirmed at checkout.
FAQ
Floor edging sander hire — common questions
Why can’t the drum sander do the edges?
Its drum sits back from the body, so it can’t reach the last few inches against the wall or into corners. The edging sander is designed to finish exactly those areas.
Do I use the edger before or after the drum sander?
After. Match your grit grades to the ones you used on the open floor so the perimeter blends in with the rest of the floor.
Do I also need a drum sander?
For a full floor, yes — the edger isn’t built for the open floor. Most people take the pack so they have both machines for less than hiring them separately.
Will it run off a normal mains socket?
Yes — it runs on 230V standard mains, the normal domestic supply. No transformer needed.
How does the hire pricing work?
One-day, two-day and weekly rates, with a reduced day-rate on longer hires. Message the hire desk before your collection date if you need to extend.
Book your floor edging sander hire in London
Tell us the floor and we’ll confirm the right machine, delivery timing and collection plan before you hire.
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