Kent & Stowe Border Fork
The Kent & Stowe Border Fork is a hand crafted, traditional, quality stainless steel fork suitable for cultivation, soil turning, aerating and breaking up soil. It is ideal for use in borders and garden beds.
Product Specification
- Length: 1040mm.
- Head Size: 225 x 140mm.
Benefits
- High quality stainless steel head.
- Extended shank for improved strength.
- Larger tread edge for added digging comfort.
- 15 year guarantee.
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Kent & Stowe Border Fork reviews
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Really really great fork. Perfectly balance with a very good feel to it. Unfortunately mine had a very small crack in the handle, but the handle rivet has controlled it. Other countries just cannot make such a good product.
Steve B
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Kent & Stowe Border Spade
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- Head Size: 225 x 140mm.
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- Head Size: 300 x 170mm.
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