Garden rake AWTools AWTOOLS GRABIE OPRAWIONE TRZON GIĘTY 16‑tine, curved shank, metal head

AWTools AWTOOLS GRABIE OPRAWIONE TRZON GIĘTY garden rake with 16 metal tines and a curved shank is designed for general garden maintenance. The metal head and evenly spaced tines provide consistent contact with the ground for tasks such as raking leaves, leveling soil, spreading mulch and removing garden debris. The curved shank aligns the handle and head to reduce wrist strain and improve control during repeated passes over lawns, beds and paths.

Advantages

The metal 16‑tine head offers durability and stable tine spacing for medium‑duty yard work. A curved shank improves ergonomics by positioning the handle for a more natural working angle, which helps maintain contact across uneven surfaces. The compact tine count and spacing balance penetration into soil and effective collection of leaves and debris without excessive soil disturbance. The robust metal construction is suitable for routine landscaping and garden upkeep.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves and grass clippings
• Leveling topsoil and garden beds
• Spreading mulch and compost
• Collecting small branches and garden debris
• Light landscaping and lawn maintenance

Key specifications

• Head type: metal garden rake with fixed tines
• Number of tines: 16 metal tines
• Shank shape: curved shank for improved working angle
• Intended use: medium‑duty yard work, general garden maintenance
• Suitable surfaces: lawns, flower beds, soil, mulch areas, paths

How to use

Hold the handle with both hands and position the metal head so the tines contact the ground at a shallow angle for collecting leaves or at a steeper angle for light soil leveling. Use steady, even strokes away from you to gather debris into piles, or drag the tines lightly to spread mulch and compost. For leveling, make several overlapping passes and finish with lighter strokes to smooth the surface. Inspect the tines regularly for bends or damage and replace the tool if the head becomes significantly deformed.

Usage recommendations

Wear work gloves to protect hands from vibration and sharp edges. Avoid using the metal rake on very hard or rocky ground to prevent tine bending. For heavy root removal or deep digging, use a suitable digging tool rather than the rake to avoid damaging the head.