House & Garden
You're working on house and garden projects. You want tools that last and feel good. This category includes garden spades, snow shovels, moisture meters, pencils and storage racks. Each product has its own function and material choice. You need to consider the load capacity, the handle length and whether you can hang the tool. We explain what you need for your job. That way you don't buy tools that become useless after one season.
Water Hose | Textile | flexible | with Garden Hand Shower with 7 Functions | 3 - 10 m
2 pack sizes
1-2
Felt Pads Set | with Pin | Ø 24 mm | 20 pcs.
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 100 mm
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 120 mm
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 160 mm
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 80 mm
Swivel Castor | red/black | Ø 100 mm
Tool Hooks | 4 pcs.
Brass Padlock | extra high Shackle | 40 mm
Magnet Set | Ø 30 mm | 10 pcs.
Multifunction Garden Hand Shower | with 6 Functions | 5-pcs.
Plumb Line Set with Cord | 200 g | 6 m
Firmer Chisel Set | 10 / 16 / 20 mm | 3 pcs.
Corner Bracket Set | 180 pcs.
Felt Pad Set | brown | 32 pcs.
Castor with Brake | red/black | Ø 100 mm
Dowel Center Set | 6 - 8 - 10 mm | 10 pcs.
Cable Storage Belt / Organizer | adjustable | 38 x 260 mm
3 pack sizes
1-2
Magnet Set | "Smile" | Ø 40 mm | 4 pcs.
Protective Film Set | HDPE | transparent | 4 x 5 m | 20 m² | 5 pcs.
L-Plate | 75 x 75 x 12 mm | 4 pcs.
Water hose | PVC | with Water Spray Gun and Quick Couplings | 15 m | 6-pcs.
Security Padlock | 30 mm
3 pack sizes
1-2
Felt Pad Set | self-adhesive | 131 pcs.
Frequently asked questions about House & Garden
Answers to the most common questions from our customers
It depends on the job. Steel is strong and durable but rusts from moisture. Aluminium is light and rust-free but bends more easily. Coated steel combines strength with protection. Wooden handles feel natural but need oiling. For wet work, choose coated steel or aluminium.
Choose the handle based on your height and the task. For digging, you want a long handle for leverage. For precise work, a short handle is practical. Hold the handle and check your elbow makes a right angle. This prevents back pain.
Most products in this category have a hanging eye, loop or hole. Check the specifications. For heavy items, use a sturdy wall hook. A tool rack with loops keeps small tools together. Hang everything in a dry place.
The load capacity varies per rack. Look at the stated maximum weight. Heavy spades or shovels are better on an individual hook. A rack with loops suits light tools. Check the wall fixing and use the correct anchors.
Oil wooden handles once a year with linseed oil or a similar product. Sand small splinters with light sandpaper. Avoid leaving the wood in direct sun to dry out. This makes the handle last longer and feel comfortable.
House & Garden Tools: Choose the Right Type
Choose the right tool type
House and garden jobs require specific tools. A garden spade is for planting and moving soil. A snow shovel keeps your path clear in winter. DIY jobs around the house need different equipment, such as paint rollers, masking tape and drills. Decide which job you do most often. That helps you choose between a solid basic size or a multifunctional model. Always check the product description for the intended use.
Material and finish determine durability
The material of your tool determines how long it lasts. Steel blades are strong and suitable for heavy soil or snow. Aluminium is light and rust-free, but less impact-resistant under hard use. Wooden handles feel comfortable but require maintenance. Coated steel parts get a protective finish against rust. Powder coating is the most durable choice. For wet conditions, choose aluminium or a coated surface. This prevents your tool from showing rust spots after one season.
Fastening, hanging and locking
Storing tools neatly extends their life. Many products have a hanging eye, loop or hole in the handle. This lets you hang them directly on the wall of your shed or garage. A rack with loops keeps small items like pencils and hooks together. Check the maximum load of the rack and your wall. Hang heavy spades and shovels on a sturdy hook. To connect wood or metal, use corner brackets and connector plates. These are essential when building a frame or workbench. To lock something up, choose a brass padlock that can withstand the weather.
Magnets, wheels and felt for the finishing touch
A magnetic strip on the wall keeps hand tools and small metal parts within reach. Ceramic magnets are economical and suitable for light tasks. Extra strong magnets with high pulling force carry heavier tools. For trolleys and workbenches, choose castors and wheels. Pay attention to wheel diameter, load capacity and material. Larger wheels roll more easily over thresholds. Rubber wheels protect your floor. Felt pads stick under chair and table legs. They protect your floor from scratches and dampen noise.
The right choice for your job
For heavy garden work, choose tools with a long handle and a steel blade. For precision work indoors, use carpenter's pencils and hand staplers. If you need to hang something on a hollow wall, use the correct fixing material. If you work a lot in the workshop, also look at workshop equipment for storage systems. Always measure the available space and check the load capacity. That way you won't buy tools that become unusable after one season.