Betuwe Clay Spade - Blank polished - Ash wood handle - 100 cm

For digging and digging in heavy soil use specific equipment. This Betuwe clay spade from Talen Tools is narrow and the blade is hollow and curved. The perfect features to tackle heavy soil such as clay and loam. The width of the blade is 14 centimeters and the length of the blade is 33 centimeters. You operate the 100-centimeter ash wood long handle using the T-handle. It also gives you the ability to apply extra force when the spade does not go directly into the ground.

Specific material makes the job in the garden easier

To ensure that the blade can withstand the impact of heavy soil, the steel is brightly ground and polished. This treatment keeps the blade's cut sharp for a long time. During the process of digging and digging, the worktop will sharpen itself. The sharper the blade, the less effort you will need to get through the ground. To also strengthen the ash wood, the wood is treated with wax. This wax penetrates deep into the wood, making this handle moisture and dirt resistant. Make sure the handle length matches your own body height. This will relieve your back and shoulders.

Little chance of handle breakage

The handle of the Betuwe clay spade has a thin point, which is firmly and deeply mounted in the neck of the worksheet. This way, you as a gardener, landscaper, road worker or agrariër have a durable tool. Talen Tools does everything in its power to ensure that you will experience the ease of use of this Betuwe clay spade for many years to come. Of course you can also use this clay spade all-round for other activities in the garden. For example, you can remove roots and stones from the ground when digging with the sharp blade. Want to trim lawn edges? Then consider a spade with a right-hand work blade from the assortment of Talen Tools.

Main advantages of the Talen Tools Betuwse kleispade

• Specifically for working in heavy soil types, such as clay and loam
• Work blade hollow and curved shaped
• Blank polished and ground steel sharpens own cut