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The Faithfull Prestige Edging Iron has a half moon shaped blade with a durable cutting edge and is used for trimming the edges of lawns to create neat and tidy borders. Made from rust-resistant stainless steel. The polished stainless steel finish provides improved resistance to rust, humidity and alkaloids in the soil. A treaded head shape spreads the load and provides additional support for the foot when the blade is pushed into a lawn, helping to alleviate fatigue. Fitted with a long T-grip handle made from European ash, supplied from FSC® sustainable resources. These are then stained for protection against the weather. With a heavy-duty strapped, double riveted, deep socket for added strength to provide the best in performance and durability. Provides full control of the blade position to ensure a precise edge is created. Edging irons are also commonly called an edging knife or lawn edger. The Prestige range of garden tools are manufactured to the highest standard using the finest materials available, to produce a high-quality and reliable product. Designed for use by both the professional and enthusiastic home gardener wanting that something special. All Prestige products are covered by a 10-Year manufacturer’s guarantee. Overall Length: 1000mmAdditional Information:• Head Width (mm): 215• Length (mm): 1000
Price: £23.95 from Tooled Up
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