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DIG, GRIP, LIFT
Weeding done properly
Digs in deep
The sharp V-shaped tines are angled to bite in below the surface rather than skim the top. A single firm pull drags them through the soil and under the weeds. That means you reach the roots instead of just snapping off the leaves.
Grips the whole root
As you draw the rake through, the tines catch and lift entire root systems out of the ground. Pulling the root and all is what stops weeds growing straight back. You clear the bed once instead of returning to the same patch week after week.
Built to last
Made from solid stainless steel, the head shrugs off rust, damp and the knocks that break flimsy plastic tools. There are no moving parts to wear out or snap. Leave it in the shed or the border and it stays ready for the next job.
Pull weeds out by the root
No chemicals, no sprays
Steel tines
root-deep bite
No chemicals
spray-free
Stainless steel
rust-resistant
Whole garden
beds to paths
Works across the whole garden
Solid steel, made to last
Why choose Tinora?
FAQ
How is this different from a normal rake?
The Tinora has sharp, angled V-shaped tines designed to dig in and lift weeds out by the root, rather than just gathering leaves and debris on the surface. It is built for weeding and cultivating, not only tidying up.
Will it really stop weeds coming back?
Because the tines lift the whole root system rather than snapping off the top growth, weeds are far slower to return. No tool can promise a weed never regrows, but pulling the root out gives you much longer between clear-ups.
What surfaces can I use it on?
It works across lawns, flower beds, gravel, paths and the joints between patio slabs. The narrow steel tines slip into tight gaps that wider tools cannot reach.
Is it sturdy enough for heavy soil?
Yes. The head is made from solid stainless steel that stands up to compacted ground, damp and repeated pulling without bending or rusting.
Which teeth option should I choose?
More teeth cover a wider strip and clear larger areas faster, while fewer teeth focus the force for tough, compacted spots. Choose 4 teeth for precision work, 7 teeth for bigger beds, or 6 teeth as an all-round balance.
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