Bellota Hand Garden Rake

Bellota Hand Garden Rake

The Bellota Hand Garden Rake is a lightweight aluminium hand cultivator designed for turning and aerating soil in vegetable patches, planters and garden beds. Its compact design makes it particularly useful for working in confined spaces, including balcony and terrace planters, while the solid one-piece aluminium head provides strength and resistance during regular gardening tasks.

The cultivator features a bi-material handle made from polypropylene and elastomer, with a soft-touch finish for comfortable handling. With a working depth of 5 cm and a lightweight construction of just 261 g, it offers a practical solution for loosening soil, including in rocky areas, and preparing small planting spaces.

Key Features

• One-piece aluminium cultivator head for strength and durability
• Designed for turning, loosening and aerating soil
• Suitable for vegetable patches, planters and garden beds
• Useful for working in rocky soil and confined planting areas
• Bi-material handle with comfortable soft-touch finish
• Lightweight construction weighing just 261 g
• 5 cm working depth for cultivating soil
• Compact design suitable for balcony and terrace gardening

Specifications

• Brand: Bellota
• Product: Hand Garden Rake
• Product Type: Hand cultivator
• Head Material: Aluminium
• Head Construction: One-piece
• Handle Material: Polypropylene and elastomer
• Handle Finish: Soft-touch
• Working Depth: 5 cm
• Handle Length: 13 cm
• Head Length: 12.8 cm
• Dimensions: 83 x 280 x 125 mm
• Weight: 0.261 kg

Why Choose the Bellota Hand Garden Rake?

✅ One-piece aluminium head provides a solid and resistant construction
✅ Designed to turn and aerate soil in small planting areas
✅ Soft-touch bi-material handle provides comfortable handling
✅ Lightweight design makes the cultivator easy to manoeuvre
✅ Suitable for vegetable patches, planters and balcony gardening

How to Use & Maintain

1. Hold the cultivator securely by its soft-touch handle.
2. Work the aluminium head into the soil to loosen and turn the surface.
3. Move the cultivator through the soil to improve aeration and prepare the planting area.
4. Remove accumulated soil and debris from the head after use.
5. Clean and dry the tool before storing it in a suitable dry location.