Commonly used on sidewalks and driveways, these brooms have blended soft horsehair and plastic bristles that can move heavier debris than brooms for smooth surfaces.

Brooms with natural fiber bristles have a center section of natural bristles to dislodge heavier dirt. They resist solvents and heat.

Brooms with clamp brace have additional handle support.

A durable steel strip locks in bristles without the added weight of a wood or plastic block. Commonly used on sidewalks and driveways, these brooms have stiff, chemical-resistant bristles that can move heavier debris than brooms for smooth surfaces.

No more handle loosening. A clamp brace connects the handle to the broom block to prevent twisting. Commonly used on sidewalks and driveways, these brooms have stiff, chemical-resistant bristles that can move heavier debris than brooms for smooth surfaces.

An adjustable-angle handle allows you to sweep in tight spaces. Handle attaches to a swivel socket. Pick your angle and screw in the threaded bolt to secure. Commonly used on sidewalks and driveways, these brooms have stiff, chemical-resistant bristles that can move heavier debris than brooms for smooth surfaces.

For all floor surfaces, these brooms have stiff and thick bristles in the front for heavy debris and softer bristles in back for finer debris. Bristles are chemical resistant. A clamp brace connects the handle to the broom block to prevent damage from unnecessary handle twisting.

A durable steel strip locks in bristles without the added weight of a wood or plastic block. These brooms have very stiff, chemical-resistant bristles that are best for pushing heavy, wet, and hard-to-move debris on asphalt and rough concrete such as street pavement.

A clamp brace connects the handle to the broom block to prevent twisting. Brooms have very stiff, chemical-resistant bristles that are best for pushing heavy, wet, and hard-to-move debris on asphalt and rough concrete such as street pavement.

The plastic bristles on these brooms resist chemicals, solvents, and acids. Bristles are very stiff for pushing heavy, wet, and hard-to-move debris on asphalt and rough concrete such as street pavement.

Brooms with 4" long bristles are also known as garage brooms. Brooms with 6" long bristles are also known as street brooms. They stand up to the heaviest debris and large, bulky trash.

Brooms with angle brace have additional handle support.

An adjustable-angle handle allows you to sweep in tight spaces. Handle attaches to a swivel socket. Pick your angle and screw in the threaded bolt to secure. Brooms have very stiff, chemical-resistant bristles that are best for pushing heavy, wet, and hard-to-move debris on asphalt and rough concrete such as street pavement.