Rake Flo 99401 – garden rake, 1 pc, steel tines, manual tool

Flo 99401 garden rake is a single-piece manual tool with steel tines designed for raking leaves, grass clippings and light garden debris. The tine-based head provides a 42.5 cm working width and 22 resilient metal teeth that flex to collect material without damaging turf. Supplied as one unit per pack, the rake is intended for household outdoor use and basic soil surface leveling when fitted to a typical handle.

Advantages

The rake head is made of durable metal strips that combine resilience and light weight, making it easy to manoeuvre across lawns and borders. With 22 evenly spaced teeth and a 42.5 cm working width, the tool balances coverage and control for efficient raking. Its unframed shank design allows straightforward attachment to commonly available handles and simple maintenance during seasonal use.

Suitable for

• Removing fallen leaves and grass clippings from lawns and paths
• Collecting light garden debris such as small twigs and dead plant material
• Surface leveling and smoothing of topsoil and mulch in small garden areas
• General household garden maintenance and seasonal yard work

Key specifications

• Number of teeth: 22
• Working width: 42.5 cm
• Material: metal (steel tines)
• Shank type: unframed (designed for attachment to a standard handle)
• Pack content: 1 piece (rake head)

How to use

Attach the rake head to a compatible handle by securing the shank according to the handle’s mounting method. Use the rake with a firm but controlled motion, pulling debris toward you to gather leaves and clippings into piles. For surface leveling, move the rake in short, even strokes across the area to redistribute soil or mulch. Clean the tines after use to remove stuck material and store the tool in a dry place to reduce corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the rake on dry or slightly damp material and avoid forcing it through compacted soil. Regularly inspect the tines for deformation and replace the handle or secure fittings if they show wear. When collecting larger or heavier debris, use a heavier-duty rake designed for tougher tasks.