Metal Garden Rake Greenmill GR0148A with Wooden/PVC Handle, 64 cm Working Width

The Metal Garden Rake Greenmill GR0148A with Wooden/PVC Handle, 64 cm Working Width is a hand tool designed for general garden maintenance. It combines a metal head with a sturdy handle that uses both wood and PVC to balance rigidity and comfortable grip. The 64 cm working width allows efficient coverage of lawns, beds and paths while the metal tines provide reliable raking performance for leaves, grass clippings and light soil leveling.

Advantages

The metal head offers durable performance and consistent tine alignment for effective debris collection and light soil work. A combined wooden and PVC handle provides structural strength from the wooden core and improved grip and weather resistance from the PVC sleeve. The 64 cm working width delivers a balance between coverage and control, making the tool suitable for medium and small garden areas. The tool’s simple manual design requires no power source and is easy to maintain.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves and grass clippings on lawns
• Leveling soil in garden beds and borders
• Clearing debris from paths, patios and planting areas
• Light preparation of soil before sowing or mulching

Key specifications

• Head material: metal
• Handle type: combined wooden core with PVC coating
• Working width: 64 cm
• Primary use: raking, debris collection, light soil leveling
• Operation: manual

How to use

Hold the handle with both hands at a comfortable distance and use smooth, even strokes to drag the metal tines across the surface. For leaves and grass clippings, rake toward yourself in overlapping passes to collect debris into piles for removal. For light soil leveling, use the flat face of the tines to distribute and smooth soil, moving the tool in a sweeping motion. Store the rake clean and dry to prevent corrosion of the metal head and deterioration of the wooden portion of the handle.

Usage recommendations

Wear gloves to protect hands during extended use and inspect the metal tines and handle before each season. Avoid using the tool on very rocky or compacted ground to reduce wear on the tines and to preserve the handle’s integrity.