Plastic Leaf Rake No name model 12264 — 23 tines, lightweight garden rake

Plastic Leaf Rake No name model 12264 is a lightweight garden rake with 23 flexible tines designed for collecting leaves and light garden debris. The plastic construction resists rust and reduces damage to delicate turf and flowerbeds, making the tool suitable for routine garden maintenance, seasonal cleanups and quick tidy-ups along paths. Its wide working width and even tine spacing help gather material efficiently while remaining easy to handle.

Advantages

The rake’s full-plastic head and tines provide corrosion resistance and lower weight compared with metal alternatives, improving manoeuvrability and reducing user fatigue during extended use. Twenty-three tines deliver a balance between strength and flexibility, allowing effective collection of dry leaves, small twigs and grass clippings without tearing lawn surfaces. The design suits storage in garden sheds and is low maintenance since it does not require anti-corrosion treatments.

Suitable for

• Collecting fallen leaves on lawns and under trees
• Gathering grass clippings and small plant debris
• Light sweeping of gravel and paved paths
• Maintaining flowerbeds and vegetable patches without damaging soil or plants

Key specifications

• Head material: durable plastic
• Number of tines: 23 flexible tines
• Tool type: leaf rake for general garden maintenance
• Weight: lightweight design for ease of use
• Working width: wide head for efficient raking (single-pass coverage)

How to use

Hold the rake with one hand on the handle and the other near the top for control, then pull the tines toward you across the surface to gather leaves and debris into a pile. Use lighter, more frequent passes on lawns and flowerbeds to avoid disturbing roots and soil. For paved areas and gravel, apply slightly firmer pressure to dislodge trapped material, and shake off accumulated debris from the head into a collection bag or bin as needed.

Usage recommendations

Store the rake in a dry place and clean the tines after use by removing compacted material by hand or with water. Avoid excessive force on large roots or heavy debris to prevent tine breakage; for heavy-duty tasks, use a sturdier metal rake. Regular light raking helps prevent moss and thatch build-up on lawns and keeps paths clear.