18” Stiff Outdoor Garden Broom Yard Brush with Natural Bassine Hard Bristle - Wooden Long Handled Brush for Garden, Decking, Pathways and Driveways - Perfect for Commercial and Industrial Cleaning

Good sturdy broom for yard /patio. The brush & pole were separate when packed but they had drilled the hole & supplied the nail so was easy to put together. Have swept the yard as covered in mud / slush. Very pleased and seems sturdy and good for the job.

Very good brush good price I use for brushing down my yard. And it is excellent just the right size.

Updated Review: Feb 2026: Original broom broke after 2 years, but not bad so we thought we'd buy another one. Hopefully this one will last longer! Previous previous Feb 2024: This broom is a good sturdy one with a great fitted wooden handle, that fits straight into the wooden broom part. It has strong bristles. My husband wanted a replacement broom as our old wooden broom (supposed strong) plastic handle holder snapped rendering it useless, so that's why we opted for a handle that fits straight into the broom part. On reading one of the other reviews my husband, who is 6ft 6in tall, was concerned that the handle wouldn't be long enough, but he says it's fine and he's very happy with it.

This broom arrived promptly, but out of the box needed some manufacturing. In the box was a long handle, and a broom head, with a nail. No instructions! Now I’m not a tradesman, more of a desk jockey in real life, but I thought I’d give it a go. After an hour or two of head-scratching and trying to see where and how things fit together, I figured out that the tapered end of the handle (NOT the rounded end) goes into the hole on the top of the broom head. (Pro tip: remove the nail from the opening before inserting the handle - don’t throw it away though, you’ll need that in a minute.) Once you have inserted the tapered end into the hole, give it an extra push and twist to ensure it sits firmly. Then replace the nail into the guide hole, and using a hammer, brick, or other handy heavy hard surface, tap the end of the nail until it’s all snug in the wood. It might not seem like much, but I can assure you this is more than sturdy enough. But how does it work? Well, following my epic self-assembly I tried it a couple of ways round. You will find it more useful as a floor broom, it’s not really best suited for cobwebs and curtains (although be my guest!) and I purchased it to use outside as a yard brush. I found the pushing motion to yield better results than a pulling motion. What else can I say? Assembled, on the ground, and pushing the dirt out of my path, it is true what they say: a new broom really DOES sweep clean! No batteries required and it doesn’t even need an overnight charge! As a tool, it does its job commendably, but it also looks fantastic! No splinters, nice smooth wood, assembles nicely, and with a nice logo on the broom head. Brilliant. 10/10 would recommend. Buy this broom and have your neighbours bristling with envy!

Brush itself is good, but could do with being fixed to handle in a better way

Good strong bristles and structure.

Excellent large brush, just what I needed. A lot cheaper than high street. Delivered on time. Would recommend the supplier

I like the size. I used it to clearn the wooden bridge off leaves, and make it less slippery, also cleared up garden path, and patio. I hope to do my driveway next and make the red bricks clear of mud, it will be very useful with the wet weather we have been having in Kent. We did screw it instead of using the nail provided, so thanks to the commenter for that tip. The only thing I don't like is that the broom is quite short for a tall person. I am 5ft 8. I can manage it for my needs but sometimes things need an extra shove. it is good value, light, good width and slides over the path but still picks things up.