Garden rake Flo 35798 — manual leaf and soil rake, 1 piece

Flo 35798 garden rake is a manual leaf and soil rake supplied as one piece, designed for general garden maintenance. The fan-shaped plastic head with 21 tines is intended for raking grass, leaves and light debris on lawns, flower beds and paths. The tool is compact and straightforward to use, suitable for seasonal cleanup and routine tidying when a basic hand rake is required.

Advantages

The plastic fan head offers a balance of flexibility and strength for collecting leaves and lightweight garden waste without damaging turf or delicate plants. With 21 teeth, the rake covers a moderate working width to speed up clearing while remaining easy to manoeuvre. The design is adapted for mounting on a 22 mm diameter handle, making it compatible with common wooden or metal shafts. Supplied as a single-piece item, it provides a simple, low-maintenance solution for everyday outdoor tasks.

Suitable for

• Collecting leaves and grass clippings on lawns
• Clearing light debris from flower beds and borders
• Cleaning pathways and patios of loose organic material
• Seasonal garden tidy-ups and routine maintenance

Key specifications

• Head type: fan-shaped plastic rake head
• Number of tines: 21
• Material: plastic head suitable for light-duty outdoor use
• Handle compatibility: adapted for a 22 mm diameter handle
• Intended use: raking leaves, grass and light debris
• Supply: one piece (rake head)

How to use

Attach the fan head to a compatible handle with a 22 mm diameter and secure it according to the handle manufacturer's instructions. Use the rake with even, controlled strokes to collect leaves and loose garden waste; work from one edge of the area toward a central collection point. Avoid using excessive force on compacted soil or heavy debris to prevent damage to the plastic tines. After use, remove stuck material from the tines and store the rake in a dry place to extend its service life.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the Flo 35798 rake on dry or slightly damp material; wet, heavy debris can overload the plastic tines. Combine the rake with periodic use of a sturdier garden tool for heavy soil removal. Regularly check the handle connection and clean the head after each session.