Roof snow scraper shovel Kotarbau 5.7 m telescopic handle, blade 61.5×14 cm

The Kotarbau roof snow scraper shovel features a telescopic handle that extends up to 5.7 m and a 61.5 × 14 cm scraping blade designed for manual removal of snow from roofs, gutters and eaves. The tool is intended to provide extended reach so users can clear roof surfaces from the ground, reducing the need to use ladders. It is suitable for domestic and light professional use where safe, controlled snow removal from height is required.

Advantages

The telescopic handle allows progressive extension and retraction to reach different roof heights and angles while maintaining user control. The blade dimensions combine a wide clearing area with compact maneuverability along gutters and around roof features. Constructed for straightforward manual operation, the tool supports targeted snow scraping without complex assembly or power requirements.

Suitable for

• Removing fresh and compacted snow from roof surfaces
• Clearing snow from gutters, eaves and skylights
• Ground-level roof maintenance where ladder access is limited
• Seasonal domestic snow management and light commercial use

Key specifications

• Maximum handle length: 5.7 m (telescopic)
• Scraping blade dimensions: 61.5 × 14 cm
• Blade type: flat scraper suitable for sliding and pushing snow
• Operation: manual, telescopic pole for extended reach
• Intended use: roofs, gutters, eaves and similar elevated surfaces

How to use

Extend the telescopic handle to the necessary length and lock sections according to the manufacturer's adjustment method before operation. Position the blade against the roof surface or gutter and use controlled pushing and pulling motions to dislodge and slide snow toward a safe drop zone. Work in short passes across the roof width, avoiding excessive force that could damage roof materials. Retract the handle and store the tool in a dry place after use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and stable footing when operating near building edges. Avoid applying sharp, concentrated impacts with the blade on fragile roofing materials. For heavy, ice-bound accumulations or complex roof structures, consider professional removal to prevent injury or roof damage.