Rakes

Rakes are hand tools for grounds maintenance, property cleanup, landscaping, construction, and agricultural work. This category includes leaf rakes for collecting leaves and light yard debris, compact shrub rakes for narrow areas, and garden rakes for raking and spreading outdoor materials.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Rake for Your Outdoor Task

Start with the material you need to move and the space you need to cover. Leaf rakes in this selection are intended for leaves and loose or light yard debris, while the garden rake is designed for raking and spreading outdoor materials. Head width, tine count, head construction, handle length, grip, and minimum order quantity can help narrow the choice.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Use Cases

Match the rake to the material

Choose a leaf rake for gathering leaves and loose or light yard debris. Select a garden rake when the work involves raking and spreading outdoor materials.

How to Choose

Compare head size and reach

For open areas, compare the 21-5/8-inch, 24-inch, and 30-inch working heads. For confined spaces around shrubs and landscaping features, consider the 8-inch shrub rake head. Available wood or ash handles range from 48 to 60 inches where specified.

Applications

Support routine grounds work

These rakes are suited to outdoor cleanup by grounds crews, maintenance teams, property managers, landscapers, commercial buyers, construction crews, and agricultural crews.

Additional Information

Consider construction and ordering

Several leaf and shrub rakes use polypropylene heads or tines with ribbed construction for rigidity. Some straight leaf rakes have reinforced tines, and listed minimum order quantities include 1 on select models and 6 each on one 30-inch poly leaf rake.

8 in.Compact head

Available on a shrub rake for work around shrubs and tight spaces.

30 in.Broad leaf-rake head

Available for gathering leaves and debris across a broad working area.

14Garden-rake tines

Steel head teeth for raking and spreading outdoor materials.

60 in.Longest listed handle

Available on the garden rake for extended reach during ground-level tasks.

Comparison Guide

Compare the Rake Types in This Category

Use the task, work area, and represented construction features to compare leaf, shrub, and garden rake options.

Rake typeRepresented featuresBest suited for
Leaf rakeStraight or broad polypropylene head options; 22 or 26 tines on select models; listed head widths from 21-5/8 to 30 inches; 48-inch wood or ash handles on specified modelsGathering leaves, lawn debris, and light or loose yard debris in open areas
Shrub rake8-inch polypropylene-tine head with ribbed construction and an ash handleClearing leaves and debris around shrubs and in narrow or hard-to-reach spaces
Garden rake14-tine steel head with 1/4-inch-thick teeth and a 60-inch ash poleRaking and spreading outdoor materials for construction and agricultural crews
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Select by work area

Use broad heads for open cleanup and compact heads for tight spaces

A wider rake head can cover more area with each pass when gathering leaves and lawn debris in open outdoor areas. A compact shrub rake is designed to reach around shrubs and other narrow landscaping areas.

  • 8-inch shrub rake head for confined areas
  • 21-5/8-inch, 24-inch, and 30-inch heads for broader coverage
  • Straight leaf rake options with 22 or 26 tines for collecting leaves and debris
Compare construction and handling

Review tines, handle material, and control features

Polypropylene leaf and shrub rake components are described as resistant to flexing or designed to retain their shape, with ribbed construction on select models for added rigidity and strength. The garden rake has a 14-tine steel head with 1/4-inch-thick teeth. Listed handle options include wood and ash, with 48-inch and 60-inch lengths where specified.

  • Cushion grip on one 30-inch poly leaf rake for comfort and control
  • Semi-conical head on one 22-tine leaf rake to help it flex while pulling leaves
  • Secure handle systems on select leaf rakes to help keep the handle connected
  • Finished wood handle on the garden rake for controlled ground-level work
Plan the order

Check minimum quantities before purchasing

Minimum order quantity is 1 for several listed leaf and shrub rakes. The 30-inch poly leaf rake is listed with a minimum order of 6 each.

  • Minimum quantity of 1 on select 22-tine, 24-inch, 26-tine, and 8-inch options
  • Minimum order of 6 each on the 30-inch poly leaf rake
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What is the difference between a leaf rake and a garden rake?

Leaf rakes are designed for gathering leaves and loose or light yard debris. The garden rake is designed for raking and spreading outdoor materials.

Which rake is suited to work around shrubs?

The 8-inch poly shrub rake is designed for clearing leaves and debris in confined areas around shrubs and landscaping features.

What handle lengths are represented?

Specified products include 48-inch wood or ash handles and a 60-inch ash pole on the garden rake.

Are minimum order quantities listed?

Several products list a minimum order quantity of 1, while the 30-inch poly leaf rake lists a minimum order of 6 each.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Rake for Your Outdoor Task

Start with the material you need to move and the space you need to cover. Leaf rakes in this selection are intended for leaves and loose or light yard debris, while the garden rake is designed for raking and spreading outdoor materials. Head width, tine count, head construction, handle length, grip, and minimum order quantity can help narrow the choice.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Use Cases

Match the rake to the material

Choose a leaf rake for gathering leaves and loose or light yard debris. Select a garden rake when the work involves raking and spreading outdoor materials.

How to Choose

Compare head size and reach

For open areas, compare the 21-5/8-inch, 24-inch, and 30-inch working heads. For confined spaces around shrubs and landscaping features, consider the 8-inch shrub rake head. Available wood or ash handles range from 48 to 60 inches where specified.

Applications

Support routine grounds work

These rakes are suited to outdoor cleanup by grounds crews, maintenance teams, property managers, landscapers, commercial buyers, construction crews, and agricultural crews.

Additional Information

Consider construction and ordering

Several leaf and shrub rakes use polypropylene heads or tines with ribbed construction for rigidity. Some straight leaf rakes have reinforced tines, and listed minimum order quantities include 1 on select models and 6 each on one 30-inch poly leaf rake.

8 in.Compact head

Available on a shrub rake for work around shrubs and tight spaces.

30 in.Broad leaf-rake head

Available for gathering leaves and debris across a broad working area.

14Garden-rake tines

Steel head teeth for raking and spreading outdoor materials.

60 in.Longest listed handle

Available on the garden rake for extended reach during ground-level tasks.

Comparison Guide

Compare the Rake Types in This Category

Use the task, work area, and represented construction features to compare leaf, shrub, and garden rake options.

Rake typeRepresented featuresBest suited for
Leaf rakeStraight or broad polypropylene head options; 22 or 26 tines on select models; listed head widths from 21-5/8 to 30 inches; 48-inch wood or ash handles on specified modelsGathering leaves, lawn debris, and light or loose yard debris in open areas
Shrub rake8-inch polypropylene-tine head with ribbed construction and an ash handleClearing leaves and debris around shrubs and in narrow or hard-to-reach spaces
Garden rake14-tine steel head with 1/4-inch-thick teeth and a 60-inch ash poleRaking and spreading outdoor materials for construction and agricultural crews
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Select by work area

Use broad heads for open cleanup and compact heads for tight spaces

A wider rake head can cover more area with each pass when gathering leaves and lawn debris in open outdoor areas. A compact shrub rake is designed to reach around shrubs and other narrow landscaping areas.

  • 8-inch shrub rake head for confined areas
  • 21-5/8-inch, 24-inch, and 30-inch heads for broader coverage
  • Straight leaf rake options with 22 or 26 tines for collecting leaves and debris
Compare construction and handling

Review tines, handle material, and control features

Polypropylene leaf and shrub rake components are described as resistant to flexing or designed to retain their shape, with ribbed construction on select models for added rigidity and strength. The garden rake has a 14-tine steel head with 1/4-inch-thick teeth. Listed handle options include wood and ash, with 48-inch and 60-inch lengths where specified.

  • Cushion grip on one 30-inch poly leaf rake for comfort and control
  • Semi-conical head on one 22-tine leaf rake to help it flex while pulling leaves
  • Secure handle systems on select leaf rakes to help keep the handle connected
  • Finished wood handle on the garden rake for controlled ground-level work
Plan the order

Check minimum quantities before purchasing

Minimum order quantity is 1 for several listed leaf and shrub rakes. The 30-inch poly leaf rake is listed with a minimum order of 6 each.

  • Minimum quantity of 1 on select 22-tine, 24-inch, 26-tine, and 8-inch options
  • Minimum order of 6 each on the 30-inch poly leaf rake
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What is the difference between a leaf rake and a garden rake?

Leaf rakes are designed for gathering leaves and loose or light yard debris. The garden rake is designed for raking and spreading outdoor materials.

Which rake is suited to work around shrubs?

The 8-inch poly shrub rake is designed for clearing leaves and debris in confined areas around shrubs and landscaping features.

What handle lengths are represented?

Specified products include 48-inch wood or ash handles and a 60-inch ash pole on the garden rake.

Are minimum order quantities listed?

Several products list a minimum order quantity of 1, while the 30-inch poly leaf rake lists a minimum order of 6 each.