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Kew Gardens Stainless Steel Soil Rake
The Kew Gardens Stainless Steel Soil Rake is a professional-grade garden rake designed for preparing soil beds and achieving a fine tilth. Developed in collaboration between Spear & Jackson and the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, this tool combines horticultural expertise with traditional British manufacturing heritage to deliver a superior working experience.
Part of the renowned Neverbend series, this soil rake features a mirror-polished stainless steel head that slips easily through the soil whilst resisting rust and remaining easy to clean. The extra-wide 370mm head is equipped with 14 teeth, allowing you to cover more ground with each pass and work more efficiently when levelling beds or preparing seedbeds.
The rake is built for long-term durability with an FSC certified wooden handle that has been weather-proofed to withstand regular outdoor use. A leather wrist strap provides a convenient storage option, allowing you to hang the tool securely when not in use. With its generous 1524mm shaft length, this rake offers comfortable working height for most users whilst reducing back strain during extended tasks.
Features and Benefits:
• Mirror polished stainless steel head slips easily through soil
• Rust resistant construction for longevity
• Easy to clean after use
• Extra wide head with 14 teeth for faster raking
• FSC certified wooden handle, weather-proofed for durability
• Leather wrist strap for convenient storage
Specifications:
Shaft size: 1524mm (60")
Head size: 370mm (14 1/2")
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There is a Kew Gardens manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.


