Garden rake Home It 23 tines 160 cm steel shaft — leaf rake for lawns and beds

The Home It garden rake with 23 tines and a 160 cm steel shaft is a leaf rake designed for efficient clearing of leaves, grass clippings and general garden debris. Its wide tine arrangement covers larger areas with each pass, while the long steel shaft gives extended reach and stable handling. The tool is intended for maintenance of lawns, flower beds and other outdoor surfaces where light sweeping and collection of organic material is needed.

Advantages

This leaf rake combines a high number of tines with a broad working width to improve surface coverage and reduce the number of passes required. The 160 cm steel shaft offers increased durability and leverage compared with shorter or wooden handles. The design balances flexibility in the tines for effective collection of leaves and clippings with sufficient rigidity to move heavier garden debris. The tool is lightweight enough for regular use by homeowners while being robust enough for frequent maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Clearing leaves and grass clippings from lawns
• Cleaning flower beds and borders of loose debris
• Collecting garden waste before composting
• Light leveling and spreading of mulch or soil surface

Key specifications

• Tine count: 23 flexible tines for wide coverage
• Shaft length: 160 cm steel handle for extended reach and strength
• Head type: leaf rake head suitable for collecting lightweight organic debris
• Primary materials: steel shaft and resilient tines designed for outdoor use
• Intended use: lawn and garden maintenance for residential and light professional tasks

How to use

Hold the steel shaft near the midpoint for leverage when raking larger areas and closer to the top for finer control around plants and borders. Use broad, even strokes to collect leaves and clippings into rows, then gather the material by raking toward a central pile. Avoid excessive force against compacted soil or large branches to prevent damage to the tines. After use, clean off remaining debris and store the rake in a dry location to reduce corrosion of metal components.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves when handling the rake to improve grip and reduce hand fatigue. For prolonged work, alternate hand positions on the shaft to vary leverage and reduce strain. Inspect tines occasionally for bending and straighten or replace the head if efficiency decreases. Store indoors or hang on a wall to prolong the life of the steel shaft and tines.