32" 7.9 Gallon Outdoor Manual Sweeper
Features
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Effectively sweeps debris from outdoor surfaces
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Can hold up to 7.9 gallons of debris
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Side roller brushes allow for easy sweeping along walls
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Lightweight and easy to push
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Foldable design for easy storage
Product Features
Footpaths have never been cleaner than with this Lavex 7.9 gallon outdoor manual sweeper!
Boasting two side brushes and two main brushes, this sweeper can collect an impressive 7.9 gallons of debris in its interior container. While the side-roller brushes rotate in opposite directions to grab debris directly in front of the sweeper, the brush rollers work away at the fine particles of dirt and debris leftover from walls, corners, and straight paths.
Customer Review
Easy Maneuverability
With a folding handle, this sweeper is ideal for narrow storage spaces. Because of its lightweight frame, it can be pushed with minimal effort for a quick clean. It's the perfect unit for effectively sweeping garages, walkways, and sidewalks.
Energy Efficient
Manual push-power requires no gasoline or power source, making this equipment emission-free.
Ample Coverage
Thanks to its 31 1/2" sweeping width, your space will be clean in no time!
Specifications
- Width 27 1/2 Inches
- Depth 13 3/8 Inches
- Height 34 5/8 Inches
- Blade Type Dual Brush
- Capacity 7 9/10 Gallons
- Cleaning Path Size 31 1/2 Inches
- Power Type Manual
- Type Walk Behind Sweepers
- Usage Outdoor
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating
- 0 customers gave 5 star ratings
- 1 customers gave 4 star ratings
- 0 customers gave 3 star ratings
- 0 customers gave 2 star ratings
- 2 customers gave 1 star ratings
Share your thoughts
If you've used this product, leave a review to tell us and other customers what you thought about it.
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Jack S.
4.0I use this on an outdoor sidewalk and driveway. It works reasonably well, much quicker and easier but not as effective as a regular broom, particularly on crowned (driveway) surfaces or when there are leaves to contend with.
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Brandon E.
1.0This sweeper hardly picks up anything. Dust, dirt, larger debris... it just seems to swirl it around and kick up a cloud of dust. We had a few people look at it to try and figure out if we were just doing something wrong but nobody was able to get better results.
