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Concrete Rake
Concrete Rake (grace) - Original Betontrowel
BT009991zł189.42 tax incl. 154,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 0,95 kg
- Working width: 110 x 500 mm
- Handle height: 1500 mm
Toolsa Aluminium Concrete Rake With Brackets And Hook (508 x 102 x 1530 Mm)
90TA04zł183.27 tax incl. 149,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Dimensions: 508 x 102 x 1530 mm
Barikell Steel Rake For Concrete, Asphalt And Sand
3935zł184.50 tax incl. 150,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 1,85 kg
- Working width: 100 x 500 mm
- Handle height: 1500 mm
Toolsa Red Aluminium Concrete Rake (508 x 105 x 1530 Mm)
90TA97Hzł183.27 tax incl. 149,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Working width: 508 mm
- Material: Aluminium
Toolsa Aluminium Tined Concrete Rake (508 Mm)
90TA92zł196.80 tax incl. 160,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Dimensions: 508 x 127 x 1524 mm
Toolsa Steel Rake For Concrete, Asphalt And Sand (500 Mm)
90TA53zł184.50 tax incl. 150,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Dimensions: 500 x 1400 mm
Anodized Gold Concrete Aluminum Placer 495mmX102mmX1530mm
90TA95zł183.27 tax incl. 149,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Dimensions: 495 x 102 x 1530 mm | 762 x 102 x 1530 mm
Grabie (grace) aluminiowe do betonu Dual Face z zębami Toolsa (508 mm)
90TA94zł183.27 tax incl. 149,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Working width: 508 mm
- Version: Standardowa | Light (Lekka)
BT Concrete Rake With Teeth
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Enar EAL 50 Concrete Spreader (aluminum)
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- Weight: 0,55 k
- Dimensions: 50 x 100 mm
- Producent: Enar
- Model: Eal 50
- Hose length: 1,4 mm
Grabie (grace) magnezowe do asfaltu
91TA21zł461.25 tax incl. 375,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Working width: 762 mm | 915 mm
Grabie (grace) magnezowe do asfaltu z ostrymi zębami
91TA23zł319.80 tax incl. 260,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Working width: 762 mm | 915 mm
Concrete rakes, also known on site as grace or come-along rakes, are a hand tool for spreading and roughly levelling freshly poured concrete on foundation slabs, floor screeds, driveways and pavements. Unlike garden rakes, they have a rigid, metal head with fewer teeth (usually 12–20) spaced wider apart and a reinforced handle 120–200 cm long, so the tool doesn't sink into dense concrete and lets you pull the mix out to the target thickness before the crew moves on to troweling or vibrating with a screed.
At NORWIT.PL we carry concrete rakes from Toolsa, Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel — aluminium and steel models, plus rebar-hook versions, rounding out our concrete finishing tools range. Toolsa equipment is available on the Toolsa brand page. Below we explain how to match head material, tooth count and handle length to the job at hand.
Concrete rakes (grace) by Toolsa, Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel — what they are and what they do
Concrete rakes, called grace on building sites, are a hand tool for spreading and roughly levelling freshly placed concrete — on foundation slabs, floor screeds, driveways and pavements. Unlike garden rakes, they have a rigid, metal head with fewer teeth (usually 12–20) spaced wider apart, so the tool doesn't sink into the dense mix and lets you pull concrete out to the target thickness before the crew moves on to trowel finishing or vibrating with a screed.
At NORWIT.PL we carry concrete rakes from Toolsa, Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel — aluminium and steel models, plus versions with a rebar hook for pulling reinforcement into place. Toolsa equipment is available on the Toolsa brand page. Below we explain how to choose head material, tooth count and handle length for a specific job on site.
Types of concrete rakes — aluminium, steel and rebar-hook models
Concrete rakes differ mainly in head and handle material and in tooth shape. Aluminium versions are lighter and corrosion-resistant, which makes them a good fit for longer, one-off jobs over a large area. Steel versions have a thicker, stiffer head and hold up better against sharp aggregate and repeated knocks against reinforcement. A separate group is rakes with a rebar hook — an extra, bent end on the handle used for pulling and positioning reinforcing bars while concrete is being poured.
| Rake type | What it's for | Example brands |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium | light work over large areas — screeds, yards | Toolsa |
| Steel | work with sharp aggregate, gravel-mix concrete, foundations | Altrad Belle, Beton Trowel |
| Rebar-hook | positioning and pulling reinforcing bars during pours | Toolsa, Beton Trowel |
| Telescopic (adjustable handle) | working at different depths without swapping tools | Altrad Belle |
Concrete rakes are part of the wider concrete finishing tools range — alongside the float, hand trowel and vibrating screed used at the later stages of finishing fresh concrete.
How many teeth and what handle length — choosing the right concrete rake for the job
The number of teeth on a concrete rake decides how much material the tool moves in a single stroke and how quickly you can spread the mix. Models with fewer teeth, usually 12–14, are more manoeuvrable when working close to formwork edges and reinforcement, while wider heads with 16–20 teeth suit large, open areas where speed matters. Tooth spacing on a concrete rake is usually 2–3 times wider than on a garden rake, which stops the head from clogging with dense mix.
Handle length is matched to the worker's height and the depth of the pour — straight handles are usually 120–150 cm, while telescopic models extend the tool to about 180–200 cm, which reduces bending over when working with thicker layers of concrete. The overall weight of the tool depends on head material: aluminium rakes usually weigh around 1–1.5 kg, and steel ones around 2–3 kg — a heavier head makes it easier to move dense concrete but tires the arms faster over a long shift.
Concrete rakes vs garden rakes, and working with asphalt or gravel
Garden rakes have a light, densely ribbed head with flexible tines built for collecting leaves and grass — they won't survive contact with hard aggregate or the weight of wet concrete and will bend out of shape quickly. Concrete rakes have a rigid, thicker head and a reinforced handle, so they hold up to hours of work with material at a density of around 2,300–2,400 kg/m³, several times denser than the soil or garden mulch that garden rakes are built for.
The same tool also works well for spreading hot asphalt when patching a road surface and for levelling gravel sub-bases under paving blocks or foundations — provided the head is steel and resistant to high temperature and abrasion, a spec the Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel models meet. Lighter aluminium rakes are not recommended for hot asphalt because the material has lower heat resistance.
Frequently asked questions about concrete rakes (grace)
What are concrete rakes (grace) and what are they used for on a construction site?
Concrete rakes, called grace on site, are a hand tool with a rigid, metal head and a long handle, used to spread and roughly level freshly poured concrete on foundation slabs, floor screeds, driveways and pavements. The head usually has 12–20 widely spaced teeth, so the tool moves a large amount of material without sinking in. Rakes are used right after concrete is poured, before troweling or vibrating with a screed, while the mix is still fluid and needs pulling out to the target thickness.
What's the difference between a concrete rake and an ordinary garden rake?
Garden rakes have a light, densely ribbed head with flexible tines built for collecting leaves and grass, not for contact with hard aggregate. Concrete rakes have a rigid, metal head with fewer teeth (12–20) spaced wider apart and a reinforced handle 120–200 cm long, able to withstand the pressure of a mix with a density of around 2,300–2,400 kg/m³. Using a garden rake on concrete usually ends with bent or broken teeth after just a few strokes.
What types of concrete rakes are available — aluminium or steel?
The range includes rakes with an aluminium head, a steel head, and models with an added rebar hook. Aluminium versions usually weigh 1–1.5 kg, resist corrosion and work well for longer jobs over large areas, for example yards or floor screeds. Steel versions weigh around 2–3 kg, have a thicker, stiffer head and hold up better against sharp aggregate and repeated knocks against reinforcing bars. Toolsa, Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel offer both variants.
How many teeth should a concrete rake (grace) have for spreading concrete?
Standard concrete rakes have 12 to 20 teeth spaced 2–3 times wider than on a garden rake, which stops the head from clogging with dense mix. Models with fewer teeth, around 12–14, are more manoeuvrable when working near formwork edges and reinforcement, while wider heads with 16–20 teeth suit large, open areas where the pace of spreading concrete across the screed matters most.
How do I choose the right handle length for a construction rake?
Straight handles are usually 120–150 cm and work well in a bent-over stance on smaller areas such as driveways or pavements. Telescopic models extend the tool to about 180–200 cm, letting you work upright and reducing bending over on thicker layers of concrete across large slabs. Handle length is also worth matching to the worker's height — a handle that's too short tires the back faster during a multi-hour shift on site.
Can concrete rakes also be used for working with asphalt or gravel?
Concrete rakes with a steel head also work well for spreading hot asphalt when patching a road surface and for levelling gravel sub-bases under paving blocks or foundations. The head needs to resist high temperature and abrasion — a spec the Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel models meet. Aluminium rakes, around 1 kg lighter than steel ones, are not recommended for hot asphalt because of their lower heat resistance.
How do aluminium and steel rakes differ in durability and weight?
Aluminium rakes usually weigh 1–1.5 kg and resist corrosion, which suits frequent contact with wet concrete, though they can scratch faster than steel on impact with sharp aggregate or reinforcement. Steel rakes weigh around 2–3 kg, have a thicker head and stand up to years of intensive site use, including contact with gravel and rebar. The choice comes down to frequency of use — aluminium is enough for occasional jobs, while a crew working daily is better off with steel.
Which brands of concrete rakes (grace) does NORWIT.PL offer?
NORWIT.PL carries concrete rakes from Toolsa, Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel, including aluminium and steel models and versions with a rebar hook. This equipment rounds out our wider concrete finishing tools range — float, hand trowel and vibrating screed used at the later stages of finishing fresh concrete. Orders are placed online, with delivery across the country.
Why buy concrete rakes at NORWIT.PL
At NORWIT.PL we match concrete rakes from Toolsa, Altrad Belle and Beton Trowel to the specific job — from light work on floor screeds to jobs with sharp aggregate and reinforcement. Concrete rakes round out our wider concrete finishing tools range, so a complete set for finishing fresh concrete — rake, float, hand trowel and vibrating screed — can be ordered in one place, with delivery across the country.


















