Wooden Handle Dedra 130 cm length, 28 mm diameter

Wooden Handle Dedra 130 cm length, 28 mm diameter is a universal replacement handle designed for a wide range of garden and household tools. The handle provides a straight, rigid wooden grip with a smooth finish and a consistent 28 mm diameter along its usable shaft. It is intended as a direct substitute for worn or damaged handles on implements that accept a 28 mm shank, offering a practical and easy-to-fit solution for maintenance and repair.

Advantages

The wooden construction offers a combination of strength and natural shock absorption, reducing vibration transfer during use. At 130 cm length the handle provides extended reach for outdoor tasks while maintaining comfortable control. The 28 mm diameter is a common size that fits many brooms, rakes, hoes and similar tools. The smooth, untreated or lightly finished surface is easy to grip and can be sanded or treated to match specific user preferences.

Suitable for

• Garden rakes and hoes that accept a 28 mm shaft
• Household brooms and brushes with compatible fittings
• Manual landscaping tools such as spades and cultivators requiring a straight wooden handle
• DIY repairs and replacements of worn tool handles

Key specifications

• Length: 130 cm
• Diameter: 28 mm
• Material: solid wood
• Shape: straight cylindrical shaft suitable for socket or clamp fittings
• Surface: smooth finish ready for sanding or coating

How to use

Measure the tool socket or clamp to ensure compatibility with a 28 mm diameter shaft. Trim the wooden handle to the desired length if necessary and sand the cut end to remove splinters. Insert the handle into the tool head, align it, and secure with the appropriate fastener such as a screw, wedge or clamp depending on the tool design. For tools that rely on friction fit, ensure a tight fit by adjusting the end profile or using a suitable adhesive or wedge.

Usage recommendations

For increased durability treat the wooden handle with a protective oil, varnish or wood preservative before use. Regularly inspect the handle for cracks, loose fittings or wear; replace if any compromise to structural integrity is detected. Store tools with wooden handles in a dry, sheltered place to minimize moisture-related swelling or rot.