Lifts thatch so water and feed get through: 19 curved tines pull the dead mat out from between the blades. The lawn gets air, water and nutrients again.
Two jobs in one head: One side rakes thatch, leaves and debris. Flip it and the other side loosens soil before seeding or feeding.
Set the head and handle to suit you: Adjustable head angle and a four-section handle you build to your height. Less bending, less back.
Carbon steel tines, stainless handle: Heat-treated, powder-coated tines that resist rust. Comes apart for the shed or the car.
Price:$79
Delivery time: 5-7 days after 24-48 hours handling
Free delivery across the United States on orders $60+, otherwise a flat $22
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For an eligible change-of-mind return, contact us within 15 days of purchase. The item must be unused, in original resaleable condition, with proof of purchase. A $60 restocking fee applies and you pay return postage. See our returns policy for exclusions and instructions.
Your rights under applicable federal and state consumer law are separate. For faulty, damaged or incorrect goods, no change-of-mind restocking fee applies. We arrange the appropriate repair, replacement or refund and cover applicable return postage.
Lifts thatch so water and feed get through19 curved tines pull the dead mat out from between the blades. The lawn gets air, water and nutrients again.
Two jobs in one headOne side rakes thatch, leaves and debris. Flip it and the other side loosens soil before seeding or feeding.
Set the head and handle to suit youAdjustable head angle and a four-section handle you build to your height. Less bending, less back.
Carbon steel tines, stainless handleHeat-treated, powder-coated tines that resist rust. Comes apart for the shed or the car.
About this product
Pull the dead stuff out and let your lawn breathe.
A manual dethatching rake with 19 curved carbon steel tines, an adjustable head angle and a four-section handle you set to your height.
A lawn that looks thin and patchy is often choked by thatch, the mat of dead grass sitting between the green blades and the soil. Water and feed cannot get through it. This rake pulls it out.
It has 19 curved carbon steel tines, double-sided so one side rakes thatch and debris and the other loosens soil for seeding. The head angle adjusts, the four-section stainless handle sets to your height, and it comes apart for the shed. No cord, no petrol.
A lawn that looks thin and patchy is often choked by thatch, the mat of dead grass sitting between the green blades and the soil. Water and feed cannot get through it. This rake pulls it out.
It has 19 curved carbon steel tines, double-sided so one side rakes thatch and debris and the other loosens soil for seeding. The head angle adjusts and the four-section stainless handle sets to your height.
Nothing to plug in, nothing to fuel. Do a section at a time, rake up the thatch, compost it, and watch the lawn thicken over the next few weeks.
Still deciding?
Not sure yet? That is fine.
For an eligible change-of-mind return, contact us within 15 days of purchase. The item must be unused, in original resaleable condition, with proof of purchase. A $60 restocking fee applies and you pay return postage. See our returns policy for exclusions and instructions.
Your rights under applicable federal and state consumer law are separate. For faulty, damaged or incorrect goods, no change-of-mind restocking fee applies. We arrange the appropriate repair, replacement or refund and cover applicable return postage.
Pulling thatch, the mat of dead grass, out of a lawn so water, air and feed reach the roots. It also clears leaves and debris and loosens soil for seeding.
How do I know my lawn needs dethatching?
Push a finger into the turf. If there is a spongy brown layer more than half an inch thick between the green and the soil, that is thatch and it is time.
What do I get?
The rake head with 19 tines and a four-section stainless steel handle. It comes in parts and goes together without tools.
How do I use it?
Set the head angle, build the handle to a comfortable height, and pull the rake towards you in short strokes across the lawn. Rake up the loosened thatch and compost it.
What is the other side of the head for?
Loosening soil. Flip the head to the soil side before you overseed or feed, so the seed and fertiliser get into the ground.
Is it hard work?
It is a manual rake, so yes, you will feel it on a big lawn. Do it in sections. The adjustable handle and angle take most of the strain off your back.
What is it made of?
A carbon steel head, heat-treated and powder-coated to resist rust, on a stainless steel handle in four sections.
How much does it cost?
$79. Delivery is free once your order is $60 or more, so a single order qualifies.
Are there other sizes or options?
One rake is listed. The handle adjusts, so one size suits most people.
What do the photos show?
The rake assembled and in use. Lawn and garden props are not included.
Which specs should I check before I buy?
The 19 double-sided tines, the adjustable head angle and the four-section handle. If anything is unclear, ask us first.
How many do I need?
One. Set the quantity on this page or in your basket.
Can I order more than one?
Yes. Set the quantity on this page or change it in your basket.
When should I dethatch?
When the grass is actively growing, so it recovers fast. Spring or early autumn suit most US lawns. Avoid the height of summer or a wet winter.
Will it damage the lawn?
It pulls out dead material and some live grass with it, which is normal. The lawn looks rough for a week or two and comes back thicker.
Any safety tips?
Wear gloves and closed shoes, keep the tines away from feet, and check the handle sections are locked before you start.
What if the ground is hard?
Water the lawn the day before so the soil gives a little. Do not try to rake thatch out of bone-dry, rock-hard turf.
How do I look after it?
Knock the grass off the tines, wipe the head, and store it dry. Take the handle apart if space is tight.
Does it come assembled?
No. The handle is in four sections for shipping. It slots together in a minute without tools.
Can I check it will suit my lawn before I buy?
Yes. Tell us the lawn size and what the grass is doing, and we will tell you straight whether this is the right tool.
Is the price in US dollars?
Yes. Product prices and checkout totals are in US dollars.
What does delivery cost?
Delivery is free when the goods total after any discount is $60 or more. Otherwise the delivery charge is $22.
How long does delivery take?
Allow 24-48 hours for handling, then an estimated 5-7 days in transit. These are estimates, not a promised arrival date.
Can I use the valued-customer code?
Yes. It takes 15% off the goods. Delivery is not discounted, and free delivery is worked out on the discounted goods total.
How do I track my order?
Use the Order Tracking page with the details we send after dispatch. If anything looks stuck, email us with your order reference.
Can I return it if I change my mind?
Yes, within 15 days of purchase for an unused item in original resaleable condition with proof of purchase. A $60 restocking fee applies and you pay return postage. Your rights under federal and state consumer law are separate.
What if it arrives damaged or wrong?
Contact us with your order reference and photos, ideally within 7 days so we can investigate quickly. No restocking fee applies to faulty, damaged or incorrect goods. We arrange the repair, replacement or refund and cover the return postage.
Can I cancel before it ships?
Contact support as soon as possible. The voluntary cancellation policy allows requests within 12 hours of ordering, before shipment, with a 12.5% processing fee. The fee does not apply where it would limit a statutory remedy.
I have a big project. Can you help?
Yes. Use the wholesale enquiry page and tell us the products, quantities and your delivery postcode.
Where do I get help?
Email theteam@lawnedge.store or use the Contact page. Include the product name and your question, plus your order reference if you have one.
The complete guide
Dethatching rake: the complete guide
3 min readLawn Edge Company USA
Thatch is the brown, spongy layer that builds up between the soil and the green grass. A little is normal. More than half an inch of it blocks water, air and feed from reaching the roots, and the lawn thins out no matter how much you feed it. A dethatching rake pulls that layer out.
Specifications
19 curved, double-sided tines
Carbon steel head, heat-treated and powder-coated to resist rust
Stainless steel handle in four sections, set to your height
Adjustable head angle
Comes apart for transport and storage
How to use it
Check the lawn. Push a finger into the turf. A spongy brown layer more than half an inch thick means it is time.
Pick the season. Dethatch when the grass is growing strongly, so it recovers fast. Spring or early autumn suits most US lawns.
Water the day before if the ground is dry, so the tines get in.
Build the handle to a comfortable height and set the head angle.
With the thatch side of the head down, pull the rake towards you in short, firm strokes. Work the lawn in sections.
Rake up the loosened thatch and compost it.
Flip the head to the soil side to loosen the surface before you overseed or feed.
What to expect
The lawn looks rough for a week or two after dethatching. That is normal. Some live grass comes out with the dead, and what is left gets the water and air it has been missing. Feed and water afterwards and it comes back thicker.
Where it works
Any lawn you can walk on. It also clears leaves, twigs and debris, loosens soil for seeding, and works compost or fertiliser into the surface.
Is it right for the job?
It is a manual rake, so a big lawn is a workout. Do it in sections across a few days. If your problem is the edge rather than the lawn, see the half moon edger or the wheel edger instead.
Looking after it
Knock the grass off the tines, wipe the head, and store it dry. Check the handle sections are locked before each use. Take the handle apart if space is tight.
Not sure which material suits your ground, or how many feet a curved bed needs? Ask before you order. Free delivery across the United States on orders of $60 or more after discounts.
Grass dethatcher rake, sold by Lawn Edge Company USA at lawnedge.store. A manual dethatching rake with 19 curved double-sided carbon steel tines, an adjustable head angle and a four-section stainless steel handle, for removing lawn thatch and loosening soil. $79. Tines: 19 curved, double-sided tines; Head material: Carbon steel; Handle: 4-section stainless steel; Adjustment: Adjustable head angle; Use: Removing loose thatch and garden debris. Delivery across the United States: free from $60 after discount, otherwise $22. Handling 24-48 hours, delivery estimated 5-7 days.
Grass dethatcher rake
Lifts thatch so water and feed get through: 19 curved tines pull the dead mat out from between the blades. The lawn gets air, water and nutrients again.
Two jobs in one head: One side rakes thatch, leaves and debris. Flip it and the other side loosens soil before seeding or feeding.
Set the head and handle to suit you: Adjustable head angle and a four-section handle you build to your height. Less bending, less back.
