Rakes

Discover our range of garden rakes from Fiskars, Kent & Stowe, Bulldog, Faithfull and Roughneck, covering leaf, lawn, soil, landscape and scarifying rakes for a wide range of garden and site tasks.

Rake heads vary significantly by job: wide, flexible heads gather leaves and light debris, rigid metal tines break and level soil, and specialist heads handle everything from scarifying a lawn to raking tarmac. Choosing the right head shape matters more than any other factor when picking a rake.

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Rakes – Product list

Leaf rakes

Leaf rakes use a wide, fan-shaped head to gather leaves and light garden debris efficiently. The Fiskars Classic Large Leaf Rake and Solid Leaf Rake give sturdy metal tines for regular use, while the Kent & Stowe Expanding Leaf Rake adjusts its width for easier storage and reach into tighter spaces between plants.

Lawn rakes

Lawn rakes use finer, more flexible tines than a leaf rake, designed to lift thatch and moss from the lawn surface without damaging the grass roots beneath. The Faithfull Essentials Lawn Rake and Kent & Stowe Carbon Steel Lawn & Leaf Rake both suit routine lawn maintenance and general debris clearing.

Soil and garden rakes

Soil and garden rakes use rigid, closely spaced metal tines to break up clods, level ground and prepare a fine seedbed before sowing or turfing. The Fiskars Solid Soil Rake and Kent & Stowe Stainless Steel Garden Life Soil Rake are built for this heavier, more precise ground preparation work than a leaf or lawn rake can manage.

Landscape rakes

Landscape rakes, such as the Roughneck Aluminium Landscape Rake in 600mm and 900mm widths, use a wide, flat aluminium head to level larger areas of soil, sand or gravel quickly, a step up in scale from a standard garden rake.

Scarifying rakes

The Kent & Stowe Stainless Steel Long Handled Scarifying Rake uses sharp, curved tines specifically designed to cut into and lift thatch and moss from a lawn, a more aggressive action than a standard lawn rake, aimed at deeper lawn renovation.

Asphalt and tarmac rakes

For groundworks and paving, the Roughneck Asphalt Rake and Tarmac Rake, along with the Faithfull Tarmac Rake, use heat-resistant heads built specifically for levelling hot asphalt and tarmac, a job standard garden rakes aren't designed for.

Blade materials

Stainless steel rakes, common across the Kent & Stowe and Faithfull Prestige ranges, resist soil and debris sticking to the tines and corrode less over time than standard carbon steel. Where wooden handles are used, FSC certification, seen across the Kent & Stowe range, confirms the timber comes from responsibly managed forests.

Complete your garden kit

For spades and forks to pair with your rake, see our Digging & Turning range. For our full range of tools across every trade, browse the Tools section. If you're after seasonal advice on caring for your garden tools, read our Gardening Tools and Tips blog post.

Why buy your rakes from MTN Shop

All rakes sold here are genuine stock from Fiskars, Kent & Stowe, Bulldog, Faithfull and Roughneck. We ship fast across the UK with straightforward returns on unused stock. For trade or bulk orders, request a quote and our team will confirm stock and lead time directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

A leaf rake uses a wide, fan-shaped head to gather leaves and light debris efficiently. A lawn rake uses finer, more flexible tines designed to lift thatch and moss from the lawn without damaging the grass roots beneath.
A scarifying rake uses sharper, more aggressive tines built to cut into and lift heavier thatch and moss buildup, suited to deeper lawn renovation, while a standard lawn rake is better for routine light maintenance.
A soil rake uses rigid, closely spaced tines to break up clods, level ground and prepare a fine seedbed before sowing seed or laying turf, a heavier task than leaf or lawn raking.
No. Asphalt and tarmac rakes use heat-resistant heads specifically designed for that job, and a standard garden rake isn't built to withstand the heat or give the right raking action for levelling hot material.
A landscape rake uses a wide, flat head to level larger areas of soil, sand or gravel quickly, better suited to bigger jobs than a standard garden rake's smaller head.