Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
Long-handled copper hoe, pickaxe, and fork set in the Phoénix model - PKS Bronze Range
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The 150cm (59in) wooden handle PKS Bronze hoe and fork, from the eponymous brand of the famous Austrian ecologist and naturalist, is a very robust and manoeuvrable tool with its 18cm (7in) wide single-piece eye socket head, made of copper alloy, and its 150cm (59in) long handle made of lime wood! It is a highly versatile garden tool used for regular surface soil maintenance. Its copper alloy head has a double-edged blade hoe, useful for weeding and digging loosened soil, and a two-pronged swallowtail fork for breaking up large clods of soil and aerating the soil without disturbing the different layers of the soil. 2-year warranty.
The hoe is one of the essential tools when gardening, and one of the first to acquire due to its versatility. This model, manufactured in Austria, features a 150cm (59in) lime wood handle that prevents bending over and preserves your back. It is a double-headed and double-use tool. The flat and triangular side of the head, with its double-edged blade, called the "panne," allows you to hoe the soil, meaning to weed by scraping the surface of the soil, to cultivate, meaning to mound up the soil around the base of plants, or to dig the soil. Meanwhile, the two-pronged fork-shaped side, with its swallowtail shape, scratches or loosens the surface soil by dislodging the roots of "weeds" without harming the roots of already well-established plants. In the vegetable garden, the hoe is used to dig a furrow in the soil for sowing, directly in line with a marked cord. Precious for working the soil in small spaces, this hoe manoeuvres around plants that are too close together for a wider hoe to pass through. The handle of this hoe is compostable, and the copper alloy head is recyclable.
Technical specifications / + product:
- Total length (handle): 150cm (59in)
- Head width: 18cm (7in)
- Head height: 7cm (3in)
- Weight: 600g
- Copper alloy
- Multi-function with a double-edged blade hoe and a fork.
- Lime wood handle
- 2-year warranty
PKS Bronze is an Austrian company specializing in 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 dulling, so there is no need to sharpen them. Lastly, they are also elegant, with the aesthetic of copper providing a noble and silky appearance. Copper tools, with their extreme longevity, are faithful companions to their owners for decades.
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