Moulded in one piece from reinforced recycled fiberglass, this 705 mm shovel digs and lifts soil without rust. The wide T-shaped grip spreads hand pressure and cuts effort during repeated digging. A broad blade shoulder lets you press with a boot. A hanging hole keeps the tool on a rack. Black finish, EPOCA 8840.G41, made in Italy.
Fiberglass garden shovel Habitat Shovel 8840.G41 joins blade, shaft and handle in one moulded body. EPOCA uses reinforced recycled fiberglass for the whole tool. There are no joints, rivets or welded necks along the body. Total length is 705 mm and the finish is black.
Fiberglass does not rust, so the shovel tolerates wet soil, compost and outdoor storage. The material also keeps weight low, which matters during long planting or potting sessions. The shaft ends in a wide T-grip that works like a carrying handle. The blade shoulder is broad enough to take a boot when the ground resists. A hole in the handle area allows rack or wall hanging between jobs. The same model is also offered in smoke grey.
Reinforced recycled fiberglass replaces the usual steel blade and wooden shaft. Because the tool is cast as a single body, there is no handle socket to loosen. The material resists impact, does not corrode and handles UV exposure outdoors. EPOCA also states flame-spread resistance for the fiberglass used. Weight stays low for repeated lifting of loose soil and substrate.
Recycled fiberglass suits growers who want garden tools with a lower environmental footprint. The surface stays smooth, so soil and compost release easily after rinsing. No painting or oiling is needed to keep the shovel serviceable through a season outdoors.
The shaft widens into a T-shaped grip with a broad bearing surface. That shape lets both hands share the load when levering soil out of a hole. Force transfer improves and wrist strain drops during repeated digging. At the other end, the blade shoulder is widened so a boot sole can press on it. The hanging hole keeps the shovel off the floor in storage.
The grip width makes the shovel easy to carry with one hand between beds. Because the body is moulded in one run, the handle cannot twist against the shaft. That stability helps when the blade is loaded with wet soil or substrate.
Nurseries use this shovel to fill pots, move substrate and transplant seedlings. Gardeners dig planting holes, turn beds and mix compost with it. Landscape crews handle sand, bark mulch and light topsoil during planting work. School gardens, rooftop plots and greenhouses suit the low weight well. For breaking hard, stony ground, a steel-bladed spade remains the more suitable tool, while the fiberglass version covers daily soil handling.
EPOCA lists Habitat Shovel in two colours: black, article 8840.G41, and smoke grey. Both share the same one-piece fiberglass construction and 705 mm length. The shovel ships in a 71.0 x 16.5 x 14.5 cm carton and is made in Italy.
Choose the shovel by the work it must do. Blade width, handle length and grip shape decide comfort more than material alone. For light soil, substrate and nursery routines, the fiberglass build keeps handling easy and storage simple.










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