Garden rake Flo 35757 — leaf and grass collector, 12 teeth, 1 pc

Garden rake Flo 35757 is a manual tool for collecting leaves, grass clippings and light garden debris. It features 12 evenly spaced metal teeth and a long straight wooden handle that provides reach and an ergonomic working position for routine lawn and garden maintenance, seasonal cleanup and small yard tasks.

Advantages

The steel working part has a lacquered coating that increases durability and resists corrosion while the wider 12-tooth design covers more surface area for faster collection. The natural wooden handle offers a comfortable grip and a straight construction that helps maintain an ergonomic posture. The tool is lightweight, mechanically operated and requires minimal maintenance.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves in autumn
• Collecting grass clippings after mowing
• Cleaning lawns, flower beds and driveways
• Gathering compostable garden waste
• Routine yard and small garden maintenance

When it may not be suitable

This rake is not designed for heavy-duty tasks such as moving large stones, compacted soil or cutting through dense roots. It is a manual tool and not intended for motorized or mechanical attachments.

Key specifications

• Tool type: garden rake for collecting leaves and grass
• Number of teeth: 12 metal teeth
• Working part material: steel with lacquered coating
• Handle material: wood (straight construction)
• Operation: manual
• Typical use: lawn and garden area maintenance
• Color: metal finish with natural wood handle

How to use

Hold the rake with both hands on the handle and pull or push it across the lawn or garden surface toward yourself to gather leaves and grass. Form the collected material into piles for easier removal and clean the working part after use. Store the rake in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and the metal parts.

What to consider before purchase

• Intended tasks—suitable for light debris and leaf collection, not for heavy excavation
• Handle length and your height—ensure the straight wooden handle gives a comfortable working posture
• Material durability—steel teeth with lacquer coating resist corrosion but should be kept dry

Usage recommendations

Use the rake in even passes for routine garden maintenance, avoid forcing it through dense material, and wipe or shake off the metal teeth after use to prolong service life. For large or heavy clearing jobs consider a specialized heavy-duty tool.