Garden rake Robi R916 with 16 fixed tines, metal head, for soil and debris raking

The Robi R916 garden rake with 16 fixed tines and a metal head is designed for soil preparation and general debris removal. Its fixed, evenly spaced tines deliver consistent contact with the ground for raking soil, removing leaves, thatch and small garden debris. The metal head provides strength for light to medium tasks while maintaining a compact, unobtrusive profile suitable for beds, borders and lawn edges.

Advantages

The fixed 16-tine configuration ensures uniform tine spacing and stable performance during raking operations. A metal head adds durability and resists deformation when working with soil and organic material. The tool’s simple construction requires minimal maintenance and offers predictable handling for repeated garden tasks. Its design balances tine density and width to move debris effectively without excessive soil disturbance.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves and small garden debris
• Light soil leveling and bed preparation
• Clearing borders and lawn edges
• Removing thatch and surface organic material

Key specifications

• Head material: metal
• Tine count: 16 fixed tines
• Tine type: non-adjustable, evenly spaced
• Intended tasks: soil raking, leaf and debris collection
• Suitable workload: light to medium gardening tasks

How to use

Hold the rake with both hands and position the tines at a shallow angle to the surface. For surface debris and leaves, use longer, steady strokes to gather material into windrows for collection. For light soil leveling or bed preparation, use shorter, controlled passes to smooth the surface without digging too deeply. After use, remove stuck debris from the tines and inspect the metal head for bends or damage before storing.

Usage recommendations

Use gloves to protect hands during prolonged tasks and avoid using the rake on heavy, compacted soil or large roots to prevent tine deformation. Clean the head after use and store in a dry place to reduce corrosion and prolong tool life.