Frequently asked questions about the Gardening tools category
What are Gardening tools and which product groups are included in the category?
Gardening tools are hand tools and powered equipment for planting, maintenance and landscaping of gardens and yards. The category includes shovels, rakes, forks, pruning shears, pole pruners, trimmers, electric and battery lawnmowers, chainsaws, garden carts and consumable accessories.
Which gardening tools are suitable for children and which materials are safe?
For children choose lightweight kids’ sets: mini spade, rake and hand cultivator with rounded edges made of plastic or light metal with plastic grips. Prefer handle lengths of 30–60 cm and no sharp blades to ensure safe play and gardening.
Can gardening tools be rented and which types are commonly rented?
The category includes gardening equipment, but rental availability should be confirmed with the seller: commonly rented items are cultivators, chainsaws and electric trimmers. Rented machines are usually checked for engine condition, included attachments and fuel/charge level.
Which battery-powered gardening tools are available and what tasks are they suitable for?
The range includes battery trimmers, battery lawnmowers and cordless chainsaws, often sold body-only (e.g. MAKITA cordless mower models listed). Battery tools are ideal for cordless grass cutting and pruning around the yard with lower noise and easier manoeuvrability.
How to choose between electric, petrol and battery lawnmowers?
Choose electric for smaller lawns (~up to 600 m²) with mains access — it’s lightweight and quiet. Battery mowers give mobility and suit medium lawns if you have sufficient batteries (common cutting widths 38–43 cm). Petrol mowers are best for large areas and heavy-duty use due to greater power and autonomy.
Which hand gardening tools are in the assortment and what materials are they made of?
The assortment includes shovels, rakes, forks, hand rakes, pruning shears and loppers. Materials are typically steel working parts with chrome or powder-coated finishes and wooden or ergonomic plastic handles for durability and comfort.
Which accessories and consumables for gardening tools are sold?
Available consumables include saw chains (e.g. MAKITA 3/8" 1.5mm), trimmer lines of various diameters, wheel and axle kits for carts, plus spare blades and filters for garden machinery. Match consumables to the specific model and technical specs.
How to choose a saw chain or trimmer line and what sizes are listed in the catalogue?
Choose trimmer line by diameter and spool/head compatibility; the catalogue lists 2.4 mm and 2.7 mm lines and compatible heads. For chainsaw chains, an example is MAKITA 3/8" 1.5 mm. Always confirm diameter and pitch against your machine’s manual.
Which garden carts and transport solutions are offered and what loads are they rated for?
The range includes garden and construction carts, including single-wheel and plastic-bodied models such as 55-litre carts with up to 150 kg load capacity listed among top products. Choose a cart by tub volume (typically 55–110 L) and declared load capacity.
Which electric gardening tools are offered and how to choose by power?
The category includes electric trimmers, chainsaws and lawnmowers with power ratings shown in descriptions (some models around 2000 W). For heavy-duty tasks choose 1800–2200 W; for light lawn maintenance 1000–1500 W electric models are sufficient.