Metal Garden Rake AWTools AW64237 L140, 16 Tines, Framed Head

AWTools Metal Garden Rake AW64237 L140 with a framed head and 16 tines is a durable landscaping tool intended for raking leaves, leveling soil and collecting garden debris. The framed head gives additional rigidity and maintains even tine spacing across the 140 cm working width, enabling consistent contact with lawn and bed surfaces. The metal construction of the head is suited for frequent outdoor use where moderate force and repeated contact with soil or compacted material are required.

Advantages

The framed metal head improves strength and resists deformation during heavy use while the 16 tines provide a balance between penetration and surface coverage for efficient clearing. Even tine spacing ensures uniform results when raking leaves or spreading topsoil. The wide working width reduces the number of passes required, increasing task efficiency on larger areas.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves and grass clippings on lawns and around beds
• Leveling topsoil and spreading mulch
• Removing light debris, small stones and thatch from garden surfaces
• General outdoor maintenance of yards, parks and allotments

Key specifications

• Head type: framed metal head
• Number of tines: 16
• Working width: 140 cm
• Tine arrangement: evenly spaced
• Intended use: raking leaves, soil leveling, debris collection

How to use

Hold the rake with a comfortable grip on the handle and position the framed head flat against the surface. Use smooth, controlled pulls toward your body to gather leaves or debris into manageable piles, and use wider strokes when covering open areas to take advantage of the 140 cm working width. For soil leveling, apply gentle pressure and move the rake in back-and-forth or side-to-side passes until the surface is even. Inspect the tines regularly for bending or clogging and clear any material that accumulates between them.

Usage recommendations

Store the rake in a dry place after cleaning to prevent corrosion of the metal head. For prolonged life and consistent performance, straighten bent tines promptly and avoid using the tool as a prying instrument or to move large rocks.