Description
Product Overview
Some court maintenance needs a more targeted approach. The Tennis Court Scraper’s 300mm flexible blade conforms to the surface contour, getting into edges, around line tape, and tight corners to lift moss, algae, and compacted debris your regular grooming tool misses.
Use it as part of your seasonal court clean, or whenever you spot early growth forming near the fence line or around net posts.
3 Key Benefits
- 300mm flexible blade: adapts to the court surface contour for full contact and effective cleaning without damaging synthetic turf fibres
- Built for precision spots: reaches corners, line edges, and the tight angles around posts and fences where wider tools can’t go
- Reinforced and comfortable: integrated support struts prevent blade buckle under load; timber handle designed for extended use without fatigue
What’s included
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- 1 x Tennis Court Scraper (300mm flexible blade with timber handle)
Suitable for: Sand-filled synthetic grass courts. Ideal for edges, baselines, around net posts, and fence lines.
How to Use
01
Spot the problem area – look for early moss or algae growth, usually starting near the fence line or in shaded spots around net posts
02
Apply Treatment Concentrate first – spray the affected area and allow to dry before scraping; this breaks down the organic matter for easier removal
03
Hold at 45 degrees – position the scraper at approximately 45 degrees to the surface for maximum leverage without catching turf fibres
04
Use firm, short strokes – work material toward an edge or collection point; overlap strokes to ensure full coverage of the affected patch
05
Clear debris – collect loosened material with the Aussie Clean Sweep or a standard brush before the next play session
Tip: Don’t wait until growth is visibly thick. The scraper is most effective as an early intervention tool – catching moss and algae before it becomes a safety hazard is far easier than removing an established patch.
Specifications – Tennis Court Scraper
Safety
- Use correct posture when working in a bent-over position; take regular breaks during extended spot-cleaning sessions
- Hold at the recommended 45-degree angle – too upright risks catching turf fibres; too flat reduces effectiveness
- Wear gloves if using after Treatment Concentrate application; wait until the treated area is fully dry before barehand contact
- Keep out of reach of children when not in use
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FAQs
Can I use this anywhere on the court, or just the edges?
Both. The flexible blade is gentle enough not to damage synthetic grass fibres, so you can use it anywhere on the surface – not just the margins.
Do I need to use it with the Treatment Concentrate?
For light debris and loose organic matter, the scraper alone works fine. For established moss or algae, apply the Treatment Concentrate first to break down the growth, then scrape clear for best results.
What angle should I hold it at?
Around 45 degrees works best. Too flat and you lose leverage; too upright and you risk snagging the turf fibres.
How is this different from the Aussie Clean Sweep?
The ACS is your regular full-court groomer – fast and wide. The Scraper is a precision tool for problem spots. They do different jobs and work best together.
Will it damage the synthetic turf?
No – the flexible blade and recommended 45-degree technique are designed to clean between and around fibres, not pull against them.
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