Rake BRADAS KT-CX23H — garden hand rake, model KT-CX23H

BRADAS KT-CX23H is a compact garden hand rake designed for collecting leaves, grass clippings and light debris in small to medium gardens and confined areas. The head features 23 flexible tines made of high-quality plastic and a threaded socket that allows secure attachment to a wooden handle, providing a lightweight tool for edging, surface grooming and routine garden maintenance.

Advantages

The 23-tine head delivers even raking action across a wide working width while remaining gentle on lawn surfaces and flowerbeds. Plastic tines resist rust and are flexible enough to gather small debris without damaging plant crowns. The threaded socket makes assembly with a standard wooden handle quick and stable, and the overall compact design improves manoeuvrability in tight spaces.

Suitable for

• Collecting fallen leaves and small twigs on lawns and paths
• Gathering grass clippings after mowing
• Surface grooming and light edging of flowerbeds and borders
• Working in small gardens, patios and between shrubs

Key specifications

• Head material: high-quality plastic
• Number of tines: 23
• Tine design: flexible, rust-resistant
• Attachment: threaded socket for wooden handle
• Intended use: leaves, grass clippings and light debris

How to use

Attach a compatible wooden handle to the rake by screwing it into the threaded socket until firmly seated. Hold the handle at a comfortable height and rake in smooth, controlled strokes toward yourself to gather leaves and clippings into piles. For edging or working close to plants, use lighter strokes and angle the tines to avoid digging into soil and damaging roots or crowns. After use, clean remaining debris from the tines and store the rake in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use the rake for regular light maintenance and collect debris into manageable piles before disposal or composting. Avoid using the tool on heavy or compacted soil and do not force the plastic tines into hard surfaces to prevent deformation. Periodically check the threaded socket for tightness and replace the wooden handle if worn.