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Sweeping the floor is the most tedious of all manual tasks. No one enjoys it, and it only becomes harder the task moves to the garden.

A garden floor sweeper needs to be able to handle debris as large as bark and twigs right down to the smallest objects, like dirt, dust and sand – which are frustrating to clean up with a brush or broom. What’s more, they need to be able to reach narrow spaces and awkward corners, which can be a nightmare when trying to clean by hand.

Floor sweepers make these painful tasks effortless, gliding over patios and driveways, these machines are perfect for both the home-owner and commercial user.

Our great range of floor sweepers are designed to tackle any challenge, and offer a powered solution that ensures you wont feel exhausted or drained whilst you make your garden the best in can be.

FAQs

Is a push lawn sweeper or a tow-behind lawn sweeper the better choice?

The right lawn sweeper depends on the size of the area you need to maintain. A push lawn sweeper is ideal for smaller gardens, patios and driveways, offering excellent manoeuvrability and simple operation. If you maintain larger lawns, paddocks or parkland with a ride-on mower or garden tractor, a tow-behind lawn sweeper will collect leaves and debris much more efficiently over large areas.

Can a garden sweeper collect damp leaves and heavier garden debris?

Many garden sweepers are capable of collecting leaves, grass clippings, twigs and other loose debris. Dry material is generally picked up most effectively, while slightly damp leaves can also be collected in suitable conditions. If you regularly deal with heavy accumulations of wet leaves or challenging debris, a petrol-powered lawn sweeper may provide the extra performance required.

Are lawn sweepers easy to store when not in use?

Yes. Many modern lawn sweepers are designed with storage in mind, incorporating folding handles or collapsible hoppers that reduce the amount of space they occupy. This makes it easier to store your garden sweeper in a shed or garage until it's needed again.

Can I use a lawn sweeper after scarifying my lawn?

Absolutely! A lawn sweeper is an excellent companion to a lawn scarifier, quickly collecting the moss, thatch and other debris that has been lifted from the lawn. While a garden sweeper won't remove embedded thatch itself, it significantly reduces the time and effort involved in clearing up after scarifying.

What should I consider when choosing a lawn sweeper?

When selecting a lawn sweeper, think about the size of the area you maintain and the amount of debris you typically collect. A wider working width and larger hopper capacity allow you to cover more ground and empty less frequently, making them ideal for larger gardens and estates. Smaller garden sweepers are often the better choice where storage space is limited or manoeuvrability is a priority.