Garden rake BIG BIG-Z18 with 18 metal teeth, working width 160 cm, handle width 47 cm

The BIG BIG-Z18 is a metal garden rake with 18 sturdy teeth and a 160 cm working width, designed for efficient clearing of leaves, grass clippings and garden debris. The rake’s broad 47 cm handle width provides stable control and allows the user to cover large areas with fewer passes. Built for outdoor maintenance tasks where durable metal tines are required, this tool is suited to lawns, parks and larger residential gardens.

Advantages

The metal construction and 18 teeth provide robust performance on compacted leaves and heavier debris, while the wide working width reduces time spent raking by increasing coverage per stroke. The 47 cm handle width improves handling and balance, helping maintain a consistent contact angle with the ground. The simple design requires minimal maintenance and is compatible with standard handle attachment systems.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves and grass from lawns and open green spaces
• Clearing debris in parks and large gardens
• Leveling light soil or spreading mulch over wide areas
• Preparing turf edges and removing thatch deposits

Key specifications

• Material: metal teeth with a compatible handle attachment
• Number of teeth: 18 metal tines for robust clearing
• Working width: 160 cm for extended coverage
• Handle width: 47 cm for stable grip and control
• Intended use: outdoor garden and park maintenance

How to use

Attach the rake head to a suitable handle according to the handle manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring a secure fit before use. Hold the handle with both hands approximately at shoulder width and pull the rake toward you in even strokes to gather leaves and debris. For heavy or compacted material, use a slightly lower angle so the teeth engage the surface. Periodically collect accumulated debris into a pile or container and clear any material trapped between the tines.

Usage recommendations

Use gloves to protect hands during prolonged use and inspect the rake head regularly for bent or damaged teeth. For best results on large lawns or parks, work in overlapping passes across the area and avoid excessive force that could deform the tines. Store the rake in a dry place to prevent corrosion of metal parts.