Measuring 90 cm wide, this wheelbarrow works best when used in open spaces and wider areas – you may find it challenging to navigate along smaller pathways and around anarrow garden. Galvanised throughout and manufactured with a rigid tubular frame, this wheelbarrow is well made. It’s smaller than the other wheelbarrows featured here, making it easier to store and ideal for smaller gardens.

Wheels. A typical barrow has just one wheel positioned towards the front of the tray but wheelbarrows can also have two, even four. Traditional one wheeled barrows are easier to manoeuvre around the garden and to lift and empty but they can tip over easily, particularly when turning with a heavy load or if filled unevenly. Two wheeled barrows are less likely to topple over but can be less nimble and harder to turn and lift and dump.In contrast to competing products, our wheelbarrow comes with a robust, safe pneumatic wheel without the addition of plasticizers, which would give the wheel an intense, chemical odor. With a U-shaped handle and robust, yet lightweight, plastic tray, the VonHaus wheelbarrow is a great choice for gardeners who need something that is well balanced and not too heavy. It can be controlled easily and moved in several different ways. It’s undeniably a vital piece of garden equipment, but there are a surprising number of different wheelbarrow designs out there to choose from – some well-suited to garden pottering, and others better equipped for commercial use. Assembling the Walsall 85 Ltr Galvanized Wheelbarrow is relatively straight forward, with clearly detailed instructions. That said, there are times when pieces need a bit of coaxing into place, and it’s good advice not to tighten any of the nuts until they are all in position. Once assembled, this smart, galvanised steel wheelbarrow will be ready for the garden. A wheelbarrow could potentially be the most important tool in your garden shed, but the right wheelbarrow for you will depend on the size of your garden and the kind of landscaping you need it for. A steel wheelbarrow, which can handle heavy loads, is ideal for larger spaces, while a plastic, single wheel wheelbarrow is better suited for allotments or small gardens. What are the different types of wheelbarrows?

For infrequent wheelbarrow use, you’ll likely find a solid tire is more practical; these don’t deflate over time like a pneumatic wheel and can be left in the shed or garage for years, ready for use at the drop of a hat. The Gardebruk® wheelbarrow with its galvanised and very stable support tub makes it easier to transport leaves, wood, various building materials, machines or tools. With a 65 L capacity, this wheelbarrow is suitable for most gardening jobs without being so loaded that it becomes unwieldy. If you have narrow pathways or tight corners to negotiate, the 62 cm width and one-wheeled design will help transport material without causing issues with manoeuvrability. Step into a world of garden enchantment with the Gardebruk Wheelbarrow, your ultimate garden companion! There are also some foldable models made of canvas. This is handy for gardeners who don't have enough storage space. However, it may not work well on the most challenging garden jobs.Plastic wheelbarrows are small, nimble and lightweight, while steel or dual wheel wheelbarrows are heavier and offer more stability. The latter type of wheelbarrow is better for gardens with uneven lawns but offer less manoeuvrability in compact spaces.