Bond
Bond Garden Tools and Yard Supplies
Bond offers garden hand tools, including telescopic rakes, a hand tiller, a trowel, a mattock, a spade and a weed cutter, along with roto diggers, augers and planters for digging holes in soil. The brand also offers bamboo garden stakes, Envirostone umbrella bases and lava glass fire bowl fillers.
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Buying Guide: Choosing Bond Garden Tools
Hand Tools for Yard Work
The telescopic rakes adjust in length for better leverage and have a metal ring for hanging storage. The mattock has a 15 in. handle, and the steel round utility shovel has a 27 in. fiberglass handle. The steel 3 tine hand tiller has a 9 in. head width, and the steel garden trowel has a steel handle.
Roto Diggers, Planters and Augers
Roto diggers, planters and augers are used with an electric or cordless hand drill to dig holes in soil. The roto auger creates a 1.25 inches diameter hole, and the roto planter digs holes 2.75 inches diameter. The roto planter needs a cordless drill 3/8 in. or larger, and the roto planter and roto auger are for use in soil only.
Stakes, Umbrella Bases and Lava Glass
Bamboo garden stakes come in 2 ft. and 3 ft. heights with a green coated shaft and molded nubs to help secure plants and ties. The polycrete umbrella bases come in black, bronze and white finishes, and the lava glass fire bowl fillers come in several colors that reflect the flames.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Bond make?
Bond offers steel garden hand tools such as rakes, a hand tiller, a trowel, a mattock and a spade, plus roto diggers, augers and planters. It also offers bamboo garden stakes, polycrete umbrella bases and lava glass fire bowl fillers.
How do I choose the right size or type?
Match the part number or size on your old part, and measure before you order. For rakes, check the length you need, and for umbrella bases, compare the weight, which varies by model. If you are unsure, check your equipment manual.
What should I know before using a roto auger?
Insert the roto auger into an electric or cordless hand drill, and use it in soil only. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe use.
