The Gravel Rake

If necessity is the mother of invention then The Gravel Rake is a testament to that. Gravel is the most attractive surface finish and in harmony with any surrounding area but having spent many hours raking, weeding and moss killing we kept searching for a more effective and efficient method. Search as we might there was simply no product on the market other than large traditional rakes that we were already using so we set to work and after many prototypes, we have developed The Gravel Rake.

A task that was once onerous and time-consuming has become a pleasure and our customers are not just satisfied but overjoyed! No more raking, weeding or moss killing and a fantastic finish for your gravel whenever two minutes allows. Please view the gallery and video page for a full demonstration.

Demand for our product is high but we are proud to be a cottage industry and all of the rakes are hand-built here on site so please allow 5 days for delivery.

Every driveway, car park, path and stable yard deserves a Gravel Rake.

£120.00

“The Gravel Rake is a great idea. It does exactly what it is supposed to do – Saves time and effort. I was so impressed with it, I really do think it is being sold too cheaply.”

Lord BamfordJCB Chairman

“We are so pleased with our Gravel Rake. It is so easy and efficient to use and we couldn’t recommend it more. They also offer excellent customer service.”

Mrs Cath Kidston

“I have now become hopelessly addicted to my Gravel Rake. Not only is it deeply satisfying to use but the resulting appearance of the gravel is so pleasing that I slightly resent anyone turning up and – God forbid – driving on it”

Alexander Armstrong

“We had our village fete recently and the main pathway was very churned up, sadly I did not get a shot before we used your rake. Here is what it looks like just after it was re-raked.”

Alex HallEveredge Ltd.

“Thank you so much for the rake. Our gravel has never looked so good and my children are now on daily gravel raking duties – it’s a brilliant idea and I hope that you sell lots of them.”

William Lees-JonesHead Gardener, Nunnington Hall.