Features
- Curved steel teeth for soil cultivation
- Straight steel teeth for removing lawn thatch
- Durable 54-inch hardwood handle
Specifications
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Non-Energy Using |
| Product Height | 11.5 in |
| Product Length | 64.0 in |
| Product Weight | 13.5 lb |
| Product Width | 14.8 in |
| Warranty | 15 Year Limited Warranty |
This thatching rake is designed for maintaining healthy lawn growth. It has two types of tines: curved for soil cultivation and straight for removing dead grass clippings.
Model Number: CMXMLBA2200
Project Ideas
Business
Lawn Care Service
Offer a specialized lawn care service that includes dethatching and soil cultivation using the thatching rake. Market this service to homeowners looking to improve the health and appearance of their lawns.
Garden Design Consultancy
Start a business where you provide garden design and maintenance advice. Use the thatching rake as a tool to demonstrate techniques for improving soil health and lawn appearance.
Craft Workshops
Host workshops where participants can create garden art installations or DIY home decor using the thatching rake. Charge a fee for the workshop and provide all necessary materials.
Upcycled Home Decor Shop
Create and sell upcycled home decor items, such as custom coat racks or vertical garden frames, using the thatching rake. Market these unique pieces online or at local craft fairs.
Gardening Tool Rental Service
Start a tool rental service where customers can rent specialized gardening tools, including the thatching rake, for short-term use. This can be particularly appealing to people who do not want to purchase tools they will only use occasionally.
Creative
Garden Art Installation
Use the thatching rake to create intricate patterns in a zen garden or sandy area. The different tines can create unique textures and designs, making your garden stand out.
DIY Vertical Garden Frame
Repurpose the rake handle and tines to create a frame for a vertical garden. The tines can be used to hold small pots or planters, creating a striking display for herbs or flowers.
Rake-Printed Fabric
Dip the tines of the rake in fabric paint and use them to create interesting patterns on canvas or fabric. This can be used for custom-designed pillows, table runners, or other home decor items.
Custom Coat Rack
Mount the rake horizontally on a wall and use the tines to hang coats, hats, and scarves. Sand and paint the handle to match your home decor for a personalized touch.
Outdoor Lounge Chair
Incorporate the rake handle and tines into the backrest of a homemade outdoor lounge chair. The tines can provide a unique aesthetic and additional support.