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Garden Industry Manufacturer's recognition for iTip Handles
iTip Handles are placed in the top 3 by the Garden Industry Manufacturer's Association (GIMA) for the Growing, Planting, Equipment and Sundries category 2019.
We are honoured that The Garden Industry Manufacturer's Association (GIMA) announced that iTip Handles is a finalist in the hotly contested Growing, Planting, Equipment and Sundries category 2019. ...
The display case for retail looks super cool!
We are really excited in the office as the long awaited iTip Handle retail dispenser is in the office. We have kept the look and feel from the website and provided a box that allows the handles to ...
The originator of the modern wheelbarrow
We went to see Walsall Wheelbarrows, a family business manufacturing wheelbarrows through the generations and currently run by brothers Simon and Jonathon. Their father is believed to have come up ...
A great day at the Garden Press Event
With many members of the press and blogging garden community attending, iTip Handles was the new product to discover at the show. Everytime someone tried the rotating wheelbarrow handles, a smile o...
iTip Handles at the BBC Gardeners' World Show
ITip handles was present at that BBC gardeners world show! The first full day at BBC gardeners World was fun and busy next to the M&S coffee area. We managed to get a pair to Monty Don! Come an...
Behind the scenes, innovation throughout the design
This video shows the development of the universal joint for connecting the handles to the arms. The key point was to allow the handles to be used with almost any wheelbarrow design.