Metal fan rake BIG 20 teeth, 180 x 45 cm — garden leaf and debris rake

Metal fan rake BIG 20 teeth, 180 x 45 cm — garden leaf and debris rake is a wide, fan-shaped metal rake designed for collecting leaves, grass clippings and general garden debris. The head measures 180 x 45 cm and contains 20 metal teeth arranged to cover a large surface with each pass. The tool is intended for seasonal cleanups, routine lawn maintenance and clearing debris from flowerbeds, lawns and paved surfaces.

Advantages

The metal construction of the fan head provides durability and sustained shape under light to moderate loads while the 20-tooth layout increases coverage and reduces the number of passes needed to clear an area. The broad 180 x 45 cm head enables efficient work across large lawns and open spaces. The rake’s design balances reach and control, allowing users to gather debris without excessively bending or stooping.

Suitable for

• Collecting fallen leaves on lawns and under trees
• Gathering grass clippings after mowing
• Removing light debris from flowerbeds and borders
• Clearing leaves and debris from driveways, patios and paved areas

Key specifications

• Head shape: fan-shaped metal head
• Number of teeth: 20 metal teeth
• Head dimensions: approximately 180 x 45 cm
• Material: metal head (steel or similar garden-grade metal)
• Intended use: outdoor garden raking of leaves, grass and light debris

How to use

Hold the handle with both hands at a comfortable width and position the fan head so the teeth contact the surface to be cleared. Use even, sweeping strokes away from your body to gather leaves and debris into small piles. For dense or wet material, apply slightly firmer pressure and make additional passes, working in rows across the area. After collecting debris into piles, lift or scoop the material into a garden waste bag, bin or compost container.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the metal fan rake on dry or moderately damp debris and avoid excessive force that could bend teeth. Store the rake in a dry place to minimize corrosion, periodically inspect the head for deformation or loose connections, and replace or repair the handle if it becomes cracked or weakened.