Forged OFFNER rubble fork or stone rake with 9 flat tines
Rubble fork or Steenriek OFFNER with 9 flat tines, width 26.5 cm, equipped with a lip socket connection, complete with ATLAS plastic D-handle, length 95 cm.
A rubble fork or stone rake is used for scooping up rubble, coarse gravel, pavers and cobbles. The 9 tines are close together so that the scooped-up material does not fall between the tines. After scooping, the fork can be used as a sieve. Fine material, soil and sand are thus separated from the rubble or stones.
The forged tines of the OFFNER Puinvork have a flattened front. This makes scooping up rubble and stones fairly straightforward. Because of the flat tines, a Puinvork is also used in the stable and in the garden for scooping bedding, caked-on manure, leaves and bark.
An OFFNER Puinvork is forged from a single piece of steel and hardened for a long service life. They are known for their quality and are suitable for professional use.
The ATLAS T-handle with T-grip is comfortable to hold. Thanks to the shape of the grip, the user has a good grip when digging and scooping.
The ATLAS handle is made from ash rootstocks; this is where the best wood is found. Ash wood is tough, shock-absorbing and strong. The ash wood has been re-dried so it does not shrink and the tool remains firmly attached to the handle.
