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Compact Garden Tools Recommended for Smaller Sheds

Five garden tools, including pressure washers, a leaf blower, a lawn mower, and a garden shredder, have been highlighted for their compact designs, making them suitable for storage in smaller sheds.

  • The Karcher K4 WCM Flex eco!Booster Car Plus pressure washer weighs 13.4kg and stores accessories on the machine.
  • The Bosch EasyAquatak 120 is a handheld pressure washer weighing 5kg, suitable for small areas.
  • The Makita DUB184Z cordless leaf blower weighs 3.14kg and features variable speed control.

Five garden tools have been identified for their compact designs, making them suitable for storage in smaller sheds. These include two pressure washers, a leaf blower, a lawn mower, and a garden shredder.

The Karcher K4 WCM Flex eco!Booster Car Plus pressure washer, available from Karcher for £260, weighs 13.4kg and has dimensions of 91 x 35 x 32cm (HxWxD). Its accessories can be stored on the machine itself. Another option is the Bosch EasyAquatak 120, a handheld corded pressure washer weighing 5kg with dimensions of 39 x 20 x 37.5cm (HxWxD), noted for fitting into small sheds.

For clearing leaves, the Makita DUB184Z cordless leaf blower weighs 3.14kg in blow mode and measures 82.5 × 16 × 28.5 cm (HxWxD). It features variable speed and cruise control. The LawnmasterMX 24V 32cm cordless lawn mower, designed for small gardens, weighs 8.5kg and has dimensions of 62 x 35 x 79cm (HxWxD), offering a 32cm cutting width and a rear roller.

Finally, the Einhell GC-KS 2540 corded impact garden shredder, while requiring a decent amount of storage space, is considered space-saving for its type. It weighs 10.7kg, measures 109 x 43 x 43cm (HxWxD), and can cut branches up to 40mm.

What this means for you: If you have limited storage space, these compact garden tools could be easier to store in smaller sheds.

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