Shovel GEKO G66520 large coal shovel with wooden handle

GEKO G66520 large coal shovel with wooden handle is designed for moving coal, ash and other bulk solid fuels. The shovel combines a deep metal blade for high-capacity scooping with a wooden handle that provides a firm, comfortable grip. Its construction is intended for domestic and light industrial tasks such as stoking fireplaces, furnaces and wood-burning stoves where efficient fuel handling and safe ash removal are required.

Advantages

The metal blade is shaped to hold a large volume of material, reducing the number of scoops needed for fuel transfer or ash clearance. The wooden handle offers insulation from heat and a natural grip texture that helps reduce hand fatigue during repeated use. Built for practicality, the shovel is simple to maintain and suitable for prolonged handling tasks in household and small-workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Loading coal into stoves, furnaces and solid-fuel heaters
• Removing ash and clinker from fireplaces and wood-burning appliances
• Handling bulk solid fuels in domestic or light industrial settings
• General scooping and transferring of granular or small-lump materials

Key specifications

• Blade type: deep metal scoop suitable for high-capacity loading
• Handle material: solid wooden shaft for a comfortable grip and heat insulation
• Intended use: coal, ash and bulk solid fuels
• Typical applications: fireplaces, wood stoves, furnaces and light industrial fuel handling

How to use

Position the shovel blade beneath the material to be moved and lift with a steady motion, keeping the back straight and using leg muscles as needed to avoid strain. For ash removal, allow embers to cool sufficiently or test for residual heat before scooping. When stoking a fire, place fuel carefully to maintain safe combustion space and avoid overloading the firebox. After use, tap off loose residue and store the shovel in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the blade and degradation of the wooden handle.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate gloves when handling hot or sharp residue and inspect the wooden handle regularly for cracks or splinters. Clean metal surfaces after extended use and keep the tool dry between uses to prolong service life.