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For Handle Replacing
Handle, Gränsfors Splitting Maul
20 year warranty on axes
Handforged Axes since 1902
Responsibly Made in Sweden
Handle that fits the Gränsfors Splitting Maul and Large Splitting axe.
80 cm
80 cm
Our axe handles have been designed by Hans Erik Persson. The handle has an ergonomic design that gives a firm and comfortable grip. The majority of the handles are made of the wood type Hickory which is strong and flexible.
The axe handles are impregnated with warm linseed oil and beeswax, which increases the quality of the shafts.
All our handles except the Small Hatchet and the Outdoor Axe are delivered together with a wooden wedge and a three-legged iron wedge.
The Small Hatchet and the Outdoor Axe are only delivered together with a wooden wedge, as these handles have a high risk of cracking if an iron wedge is driven in.
The axe handles are impregnated with warm linseed oil and beeswax, which increases the quality of the shafts.
All our handles except the Small Hatchet and the Outdoor Axe are delivered together with a wooden wedge and a three-legged iron wedge.
The Small Hatchet and the Outdoor Axe are only delivered together with a wooden wedge, as these handles have a high risk of cracking if an iron wedge is driven in.
SKU
450-406
Length:
80 cm
Weight:
0,64 kg
Material:
Hickory
Delivers with:
Iron wedge
Wooden wedge
Protective steel collar
Wooden wedge
Protective steel collar
Manufacturer:
Bröderna Smedbergs
Within Sweden
Deliveries within Sweden are handled by PostNord. Your order will be sent to a PostNord Access Point within 3-5 business days.
Outside Sweden
Home delivery by UPS Standard (within EU) or UPS Worldwide Expedited (outside EU). We aim to deliver your items within the following timeframes:
Within Europe: 3–5 business days
To Canada: 7-8 business days
We ship to Finland (excluding Åland), Denmark, France, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Italy, Canada, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Czechia, Germany, Spain (with the exception of the tax-free islands), Switzerland, Austria, Iceland.
