Key Details and Uses
Material: The head is constructed from flexible steel tines, which are durable and resistant to bending. It is often coated (like galvanization or powder coating) to help prevent rust.
Design: It features a broad, fan-shaped head with multiple (often around 16 to 25) curved, pointed tines that provide a spring action.
Primary Purpose: This type of rake is primarily used for light-duty garden maintenance tasks.
Collecting debris: It effectively gathers leaves, grass clippings, twigs, and other loose yard debris from lawns and garden beds.
Thatching: The thin metal tines can penetrate the surface of the lawn to pull out excess dead grass (thatch), which helps the soil receive more oxygen and water.
General tidying: It is useful for cleaning around bushes, shrubs, and in flower beds where a larger, more rigid