Levelawn (Level Lawn/Level Lute) (30" (76cm))

Product Information

Levelling Lawn Tools provide manoeuvrability, mobility, and functionality making any job time and labour saving.

Lawn Levelling Rake for easy and efficient spreading and grading of compost, topsoil, sand and gravel. It’s easy to assemble this model as you put the handle together in three sections. This lets you adjust the length of the handle pole to between 72cm and 225cm according to what’s comfortable for you. Remember that you use an easy to and fro motion with this levelling rake. Carrying on from when I sacrificed my lawn and applied sulphate of iron (which is a moss killer and lawn tonic), one job I often used find myself doing before seeding is levelling my lawn. Once my lawn has been levelled, I usually overseed it, and you get a much better lawn, especially if you’re trying to get a striped lawn using a mower with a roller. If you have a larger garden or even large dips in the lawn to level, then the SurmountWay Lawn Levelling Rake is a great choice thanks to its nice wide 75cm levelling width. For smaller gardens, the MIYA Level Lawn Rake is ideal because it has got a smaller levelling width of 43cm which is better for smaller narrow dips.Don’t be fooled by the words “adjustable” as related to the handle length. Yes, many models do have adjustable handles but that’s because the handle comes in sections. Your choice of handle height is restricted to whether you use one, two, or three sections at once. Our popular Lawn Leveling Rake 92cm is regularly used by landscapers and greenskeepers, indicating that it is highly regarded by these industry professionals. The problem is it can be difficult to get a lawn completely level with a standard rake because what you really need is a wide rake. A standard rake can also create ruts too, and this is where a specialised lawn levelling rake comes in.

This lawn leveller does a good job smoothing loose and bumpy soil with relatively little effort needed on the user’s part. It’s easy to use and durable, with the heavy-duty stainless steel base designed to stand the test of time.This is one of the lighter weight lawn levellers at 3kg. This helps with the ergonomics of the unit as does the soft rubber grip on the handle. Taking all this together, your lawn levelling experience should be a comfortable one. Pros Look for rake heads made of tempered steel as that has enough strength to break up clumped and hard soil. None of the models I reviewed claimed to have the head made of this material. The handle measures 109 cm and is made from heavy duty aluminium alloy which should last a very long time. The rubber grip ensures it’s comfortable to get into harder areas of ground. While the handle cannot be adjusted, this does mean there’s no potentially weak areas – it is one solid piece of metal. Despite this limitation, it’s still very handy to be able to change the length of the handle to match the height of the person using the rake. One downside of this, though, is that having the handle in a number of sections does tend to make it more bendable than having just one pole. I like the solution of one user who duct-taped the sections together at the joins to increase the handle’s strength. Though, you do need to keep it in one piece and not disassemble it to fit into your garden tools storage area. Assembly Rough and uneven patches can be eliminated by using a lawn levelling rake, a tool used to smooth uneven surfaces. Levelling the garden with a lawn levelling rake can prevent waterlogging, remove stones and make your lawn a lot easier to maintain.