Shovel/trowel Flo 35800 – steel construction, single piece

Flo 35800 is a steel shovel/trowel designed for general digging and horticultural tasks. Constructed as a single-piece working head joined to a typical wooden handle with a D-type grip, the tool is intended for manual use in gardens, allotments and light landscaping. The steel blade has an anti-corrosion coating and black finish to extend service life while the riveted connection provides stable performance during planting, soil loosening and small excavations.

Advantages

The shovel/trowel combines a robust steel blade with a traditional wooden handle and a D-type grip to deliver straightforward handling and control. Its single-piece steel working section with riveted attachment reduces wobble and increases durability under regular garden use. The anti-corrosion coating helps resist weathering and keeps maintenance requirements low, while the compact shape makes the tool suitable for confined spaces and precise tasks.

Suitable for

• Planting bulbs, seedlings and small plants
• Loosening and aerating soil in beds and borders
• Small-scale excavation and trenching for garden projects
• General garden maintenance and transplanting

Key specifications

• Blade material: steel with anti-corrosion black paint coating
• Construction: riveted steel blade with wooden handle
• Handle type: D-type (Type) wooden grip for manual control
• Unit configuration: single tool, one unit per pack

How to use

Use the shovel/trowel by gripping the D-type handle with one hand while guiding the blade with the other for increased precision when digging or transplanting. Insert the blade into soil with a steady downward motion and use leverage from the handle to lift or loosen earth. For confined spaces or delicate roots, work slowly and remove small amounts of soil until the desired depth or clearance is achieved. After use, clear soil from the blade and dry the metal surface to preserve the anti-corrosion coating.

Usage recommendations

Store the tool in a dry place and periodically inspect the riveted connection and wooden handle for looseness. Clean and dry the blade after use and, if necessary, apply a light protective oil to any exposed metal to maintain the finish and extend service life.