Garden rake BIG BIG-Z12 with 12 metal tines, working width 140 x 30 cm

Metal garden rake BIG BIG-Z12 with 12 metal tines and a working width of 140 x 30 cm is designed for collecting leaves, grass clippings and light debris from lawns, garden beds and paved areas. The wide head covers large surface areas to reduce the number of passes required when raking, while the sturdy metal tines provide reliable penetration into thatch and dense grass without bending easily. This tool is intended for general garden maintenance and outdoor cleanup where a durable, wide rake head is required.

Advantages

The BIG BIG-Z12 combines a broad 140 x 30 cm working width with 12 metal tines that deliver even, consistent performance across the entire head. Metal construction of the tines increases durability for repeated use and provides better stiffness compared with plastic alternatives. The design reduces the time spent on large lawns and open beds by covering more area per sweep, and the rake is compatible with standard handles for straightforward attachment and replacement.

Suitable for

• Collecting leaves and fallen foliage on lawns and garden paths
• Removing grass clippings and light debris after mowing
• Raking thatch and loosening surface compaction in turf
• General outdoor cleanup in parks, allotments and private gardens

Key specifications

• Working width: 140 x 30 cm
• Number of tines: 12 metal tines
• Tine material: metal
• Head type: wide lawn and garden rake head
• Intended use: leaf and debris collection, light thatch removal

How to use

Attach the BIG BIG-Z12 rake head to a compatible handle according to the handle manufacturer’s instructions until it is securely fastened. Use the rake with a consistent sweeping motion, working across the lawn or bed to gather leaves and clippings into rows or piles for easy collection. Apply moderate downward pressure when encountering compacted material or light thatch; avoid levering the head at extreme angles to prevent undue stress on the attachment point. After use, clean off soil and organic debris and store the rake in a dry place to limit corrosion of metal parts.

Usage recommendations

For longer service life, inspect the tines periodically for bending or wear and tighten the handle connection if applicable. Use a handle length suited to your height to maintain ergonomic posture while raking. When working on gravel or hard surfaces, lift the head slightly to avoid premature wear of the tines.