Lievers Holland
Concrete on site — from the footing to the floor.

Residential & construction

Concrete on site — from the footing to the floor.

From pouring footings to finishing the floor: compaction, screeding and troweling with gear that just works — in one operator's hands.

One brand for the whole site.

A poker for the footing, a screed for the slab, a trowel for the floor — Lievers makes all three. Designed and built in the Netherlands, simple to run, and matched so your crew works faster and the concrete comes out level. Battery, mains or petrol — your call.

What to use

Tell us where you're working — we'll match the power.

The site decides the power source. Pick your conditions and we'll point to the machine.

Battery machines

No cable, no fumes, full power. P18Li to compact, K150Li to screed, LTM B to trowel — all on the same battery. Two batteries in the box.

Spotlight

The whole site on one battery.

More and more work happens where fumes and cables get in the way. Lievers' battery line gives full power without either — and the K150Li levels it off: a cordless vibrating screed, ready in a second.

  • No cable, no fumes — indoors too
  • Two batteries as standard, so you keep working
  • The same battery runs the poker, screed and trowel
  • Strike off and compact in one light pass
K150LiBattery
The whole site on one battery.
Battery poker vibrators compact footings, walls and slabs anywhere on site — no cords, no generator, no fumes.

On the jobsite

One battery, the whole pour.

Battery poker vibrators compact footings, walls and slabs anywhere on site — no cords, no generator, no fumes.

Frequently asked questions

Which machine compacts concrete on a typical site?

For footings and walls, a poker vibrator does the compaction — the battery P18Li (2.35 kg including battery, 12,000 vibrations a minute), the mains P14E (600 W) or the petrol P14B on its Honda GX-35 backpack. For screeds and floors, add a vibrating screed like the K-150 and finish with a power trowel such as the LTM E or LTM B. Tell us the scope and we'll build the set.

Battery, mains or petrol — which should I choose?

Indoors or on a refit, go battery — no fumes, and the P18Li runs about 45 minutes per charge (roughly 25 m³ of compaction) with two batteries in the box, so you swap and keep working. On an open site with no power, petrol — the P14B carries a Honda GX-35 engine in a 10 kg backpack frame. With a socket or generator on hand, the electric P14E is quiet and light at just 3 kg. We'll help you pick.

How many batteries come with a battery machine?

Two as standard, so one works while the other charges — a full charge takes up to 75 minutes and covers roughly 25 m³ of compaction on the P18Li poker. The battery is interchangeable with the K150Li screed, so your crew runs both machines off one charging system.

Can one crew run these without training?

Yes. They're built to be picked up and used — the P18Li poker weighs just 2.35 kg including its battery, and the K-150 screed is only 9 kg at a 1.5 m working width — light, balanced tools we design around daily work, not a 40-page manual.

What about warranty and service?

Every machine carries a 1-year warranty, with a second year free when you register it. We keep local service points and spare parts to keep downtime short.

Let's talk

Let's match the right machine.

Tell us about your work — we'll recommend the machines and prepare a quote. No obligation.