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The RealGrass Lawns Synthetic Grass Turf Rake is ideal for spreading infill during installation and grooming. Seasonally this is the perfect tool for raking leaves and debris from your RealGrass synthetic grass lawn. The flexible nylon tines are designed to avoid damage to the lawn blades. You will find this rake the perfect lawn maintenance tool to keep your RealGrass lawn looking well groomed year after year. The head of the rake holding the tines is 18 in. wide for a broad sweep. The handle measures 60 in. so this is a rake that is easy to manage.
Color Family | Brown |
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Returnable | 90-Day |
Turf Tool Type | Rake |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year limited |
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For this application, it would be recommended to use a large stiff bristled brush or a power broom.
I use it for my carpet. Fluffs up real nice.
There is no specific recommendation for this application.
Yes, this rake is designed for use on longer, grass-like artificial turf. It's suitable for spreading infill during installation and for regular grooming to remove leaves and debris. The flexible nylon tines are specifically designed to avoid damaging the longer blades of artificial turf, helping to maintain its appearance.
This rake is designed to be used in a back-and-forth motion, similar to how you would use a standard leaf rake. This helps to lift the turf fibers and remove debris effectively.
Yes, the rake is ideal for spreading infill, including silica sand, during the installation process. It's also useful for grooming and removing debris from your synthetic grass lawn.
Yes, it is the Gradi Groomer rake.
Great question- please see Envirofill 25 lbs. Artificial Grass Infill Bucket for a great choice to use with turf . Home Depot Associate.
The best strategy is to intentionally remove the other bolt and with the fastener?s pieces in hand find matching pieces to replicate the missing fastener. Calipers are required to measure the small variations in length, diameter, and head accurately.
I would just take the other one with to the hardware store.
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