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Perseus Copper Rake - PKS Bronze Range
Perseus Copper Rake - PKS Bronze Range
Perseus Copper Rake - PKS Bronze Range
Perseus Copper Rake - PKS Bronze Range
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This Perseus model long-handled copper rake from the PKS Bronze range with its wide head of 14 curved teeth is a sturdy comb, ideal for leveling stony soils or gravelled paths. Its bronze teeth loosen and aerate the surface soil by raking and then, in a second step, level and smooth the prepared soil.
The gravel rake is designed to scrape the soil, break up clumps of earth, level surfaces, and level gravel using its curved teeth. It is a basic tool for gardeners, very useful for working the surface soil, preparing seedlings in the vegetable garden, and keeping the garden in general looking neat. To refine the soil, it should be used on non-saturated soil after digging. This garden tool consists of a hard wood handle with a socket where the copper alloy head is attached, which deposits micro-particles in the soil over time, contributing to its improvement with this natural soil constituent.
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The PKS Bronze company is an Austrian enterprise specialized in the manufacturing of traditional tools made of copper alloy. Copper tools are indestructible, they do not rust, and last a lifetime. They also have the advantage of not becoming blunt, no need to sharpen them. Finally, they are also elegant, as the aesthetic of copper brings a noble and silky aspect. Copper tools, with their extreme longevity, are faithful companions to their owners for decades.
This traditional 32-tooth rake from Spear & Jackson is a tool that is both sturdy, lightweight, and maneuverable, which will accompany the gardener for many years. This model has a corrosion-resistant steel head and a very comfortable wooden handle that protects the back. Perfect for refining the surface soil, removing unwanted young weeds, leveling gravel paths, or for collecting and gathering various debris that detract from the neatness of the garden.
The rake is designed to scrape the soil, break up clumps of earth, level surfaces, and gather small elements thanks to its short and solid teeth. It is a basic tool for gardeners, very useful for working the surface soil, preparing seedlings in the vegetable garden, and keeping the garden in general looking neat. To refine the soil, it should be used on non-saturated soil after digging. This traditional 32-tooth model can also be used, without forcing, to scarify the lawn, meaning to scratch and aerate the grass while removing moss. This garden tool consists of a hard wood handle with a socket where the stainless steel head is attached, protected from rust, equipped with 32 straight teeth. The mirror-polished finish reduces the teeth's adhesion to the soil, saving the user's strength. The handle is compostable, and the metal head is recyclable.
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Ideal for raking and refining the surface soil.
Mirror-polished stainless steel head for rust resistance and reduced adhesion to the soil.
Weather-resistant hard wood handle for greater durability.
10-year warranty
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