Leaf Rake Fiskars 1001584 with Wooden Handle, 65 cm working length, model 135591

Fiskars leaf rake 1001584 with a wooden handle and 65 cm working length (model 135591) is a manual garden tool designed to collect leaves and light garden debris. The tool combines a wide head profile with a rigid wooden shaft to provide reach and control during seasonal tidy-ups of lawns, flowerbeds and pathways. Its simple construction makes it suitable for routine yard maintenance where a lightweight, reliable rake is preferred.

Advantages

The wooden handle offers a firm, natural grip and good shock absorption when raking over uneven ground. The wide head covers a larger surface area, reducing the number of passes required to gather scattered leaves. The rake’s balanced design provides stable handling and lowers user fatigue during extended use. Materials and overall shape are intended for basic garden tasks and outdoor maintenance.

Suitable for

• Collecting fallen leaves on lawns and garden beds
• Gathering light debris such as grass clippings and small twigs
• Seasonal yard clean-ups in home gardens and allotments
• Preparing surfaces for mulching or composting

Key specifications

• Working length: 65 cm
• Handle material: wood
• Head type: wide-profile leaf rake head for efficient coverage
• Tool type: manual rake for light garden debris
• Intended use: raking leaves, grass clippings and small debris

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with both hands, positioning one hand near the top and the other midway down the shaft to control angle and pressure. Use sweeping, firm strokes to gather leaves into rows or piles, adjusting the rake angle to suit surface conditions. For denser material, apply slightly more pressure and shorter strokes. After collecting debris, lift and transfer piles to a compost bin or garden waste bag. Store the rake in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and head alignment.

Usage recommendations

Wear gardening gloves to protect your hands and maintain a secure grip on the wooden handle. Avoid using the rake on heavy, sodden debris or for prying hard objects to prevent bending or damaging the head. Regularly clean off dirt and moisture and inspect the handle for splinters to extend the tool’s service life.