The lawn aerator punctures matted lawns with its sturdy hollow tines and thus causes a better supply of water and oxygen to the roots. Also strong compaction, which often result in moss formation and waterlogging due to non-percolating water, you can effectively get to grips with the device. (The fact that the lawn initially gives the impression of a "green hole board" due to the ejection of the soil should not irritate you. After 2-3 weeks at the latest you will see the desired success). The head of the tool is forged from stainless steel, and the tines are tapered to prevent clogging with soil. They produce holes about one centimeter in diameter.

For over 100 years, the family of West Frisian blacksmith Jaap Sneeboer has been supplying their Dutch fellow citizens, who are known to be constantly busy with farming, dyke construction and horticulture, with the tools they need. Sneeboer uses two different stainless steels for his traditional Frisian horticultural tools in stainless steel: a higher-alloyed, tougher one for the springs and spouts of the handle holder and a lower-alloyed, more forgeable one for the actual functional parts. The individual structural elements are welded together and then ground and polished. All operations are carried out by hand.