Metal Shovel Blade with Wooden/PVC Handle 75 cm — Greenmill

Metal shovel blade paired with a 75 cm wooden/PVC handle by Greenmill. Designed for general digging, soil turning and garden maintenance, this tool combines a durable metal blade with a mixed-material shaft for strength and comfortable grip. The shovel is intended for routine garden tasks such as planting, soil aeration and moving loose materials. The 75 cm length provides a balance between reach and control for most users.

Advantages

The metal blade offers wear resistance and maintains a working edge for digging and cutting through compacted soil. The wooden core handle with a PVC coating combines natural stiffness with a slip-resistant surface for improved handling in dry or damp conditions. Construction focuses on straightforward assembly and durable joining between blade and shaft to withstand repeated use. The tool’s weight distribution is designed to reduce fatigue during short to medium-duration tasks.

Suitable for

• Digging planting holes and trenches in garden beds
• Turning and aerating topsoil and compost
• Transferring loose materials like soil, sand or gravel
• General landscaping and light construction jobs

Key specifications

• Blade material: metal suitable for digging and abrasion resistance
• Handle construction: wooden core with PVC outer coating for grip
• Overall shaft length: 75 cm for balanced reach and control
• Typical use: manual digging, soil turning and material handling

How to use

Position the blade at the edge of the area to be worked and apply downward force on the shaft to insert the blade into soil. Use body weight and leg drive to push the blade rather than relying solely on arm strength. For moving loose materials, scoop with the blade and transfer to the desired location while keeping the load moderate to maintain balance. After use, clean soil and debris from the blade and inspect the handle-blade connection for stability.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable gardening gloves and footwear. Avoid levering heavy roots or rocks that exceed the tool’s intended load; use purpose-built tools for prying. Store the shovel in a dry place to limit corrosion of the metal blade and degradation of the wooden core.