The best street brooms, compared.
Top pick: CLEANHOME 23.6 in garden broom – Highest score in this comparison, 9.2 out of 10, from 2,073 amazon.co.uk reviews. Best value: CLEANHOME 17.7 in garden broom – About £13.99 for a 45 cm polypropylene head with no materials clash. The star line is shared with the wider CLEANHOME. Updated October 2026.
A street broom in these UK listings is a stiff wide push broom for leaves, grit and light debris on a drive, patio, path or deck. It is also sold as a yard brush or a garden broom. You want a head that matches the space, a bristle the listing agrees on, and a screw-together handle that stays tight. About 60 cm covers an open drive in fewer passes. If the title and the dimension line disagree, both figures stay in view. A soft indoor broom holds fine dust and skates on wet leaves. A bassine yard brush, a wire brush and a council sweeper are different jobs. No British Standard for these stiffness claims was found for this set. Two pairs share review text, so those star counts are not added. The [street broom buying guide](/hub/diy-supplies/street-broom/sub/street-broom-buying-guide) walks through width, bristle and handle in that order. It suits hard standing: concrete, tarmac, paving and deck. It is the wrong tool for fine indoor dust, for a moss treatment, and for an adopted road you would have to step into traffic to clear.
A street broom in these UK listings is a stiff wide push broom for leaves, grit and light debris on a drive, patio, path or deck. It is also sold as a yard brush or a garden broom.
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The CLEANHOME 23.6 in listing is a polypropylene head with a dimension width of 61 cm, at £18.99 and 1.58 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.6 from 2,073 reviews, and that stored text matches the 17.7 in CLEANHOME, so it is one sample rather than a second proof of the wider head. Shared praise covers stiff bristles on leaves, patio debris, and deck mess, and buyers who shorten the pole by leaving a section out. The complaints travel with the same text: sections unscrew because nothing locks them, one person found it very heavy, and one preferred a bass broom on the return stroke. A hanging loop is not on this listing's special-features line. The manufacturer field says REECOO while the brand is CLEANHOME, and the unit-count field is not usable. The bullets put the handle at 50–66 in, and the dimension height is 165.1 cm.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A wide PP head for an open drive, if you read the stars as one shared CLEANHOME sample.
Less suitable: You want a hanging loop on this ASIN, or a review set that belongs only to the 61 cm head.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used on concrete?
Bullets name concrete among the places the brush is for. The table says hard floor. Neither line is a test.
What is the broom head made of?
The table says polypropylene (PP), unflagged, on a metal handle.
Is the 23.6 in head the one with 2,073 separate reviews?
The saved listing repeats the review text and the Garden rank of ASIN B0CLGPMQ6L. Treat them as one sample.
The CLEANHOME 17.7 in listing is a 45 cm polypropylene head at £13.99, with a dimension line of 45 × 168 cm and a table weight of 1.34 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.6 from 2,072 reviews, and the stored text is the same sample as the 23.6 in CLEANHOME, so those two counts are one body of evidence. In that shared sample, buyers praise stiff bristles on leaves, patio debris, and deck mess, and they shorten a sectional pole by leaving a section out. One buyer cleared loose moss from tarmac and preferred a manageable width so they could press harder, which may refer to this narrower head, though the text is shared. Sections can unscrew because nothing locks them, one reviewer found the broom very heavy, and another preferred an old bass broom on the return stroke. A hanging loop is on this listing's special features, and the bullets put the handle at 50–66 in.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A narrower PP head when you want to press, and you will not treat the star line as proof of this width alone.
Less suitable: You need a locked joint, or you are judging the 61 cm CLEANHOME by this count as a second test.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used on concrete?
The surface field says concrete. That is a listing recommendation, not a test on dried cement or oil.
What is the broom head made of?
The table says polypropylene (PP), unflagged bristles, on a metal handle.
Is it easy to store?
Special features include a hanging loop, and reviews describe a pole that comes apart into sections.
The TidyBliss 45 cm listing is £19.99, with PET bristles, a 160 cm handle in the title, and a dimension line of 50 × 160 cm. The table weight is 1.92 kg, the heaviest figure in this set. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 321 reviews, and the stored texts are the same as the red 60 cm TidyBliss, including a remark that the brush is two feet wide, which fits the wider sibling better than this title. Shared praise covers autumn leaves, a long handle that is easier on the back, rubber matting, and a soft grip. Shared complaints include a pole that unscrews, bristles that were not stiff enough for one garden and patio, missing screws, and one brush described as broken, with no detail of which width. A block marked Reviewed in Germany is not UK evidence. The included line names broom clips and a broom hanger.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A PET head around the 45–50 cm lines only if you accept that the stars are not a separate sample.
Less suitable: You need a confirmed 45 cm width, or you are reading 321 as proof of this ASIN alone.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the head 45 cm or 50 cm?
The title says 45 cm. The dimension line says 50 cm wide. Both are in the saved listing.
Can it be used on concrete?
The surface field says concrete. Bullets also list patio, deck, and driveway.
Are the 321 reviews only for this 45 cm broom?
The stored texts match ASIN B0FK4SZJ7B, which is the 60 cm red listing, and one text calls the brush two feet wide. Do not treat 321 as a separate sample.
The red TidyBliss 60 cm is the dearest listing in this set at £25.64, with a dimension line of 64 × 160 cm, three poles, unflagged PET bristles, and a table weight of 1.88 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 321 reviews, and the stored texts match the 45 cm TidyBliss, so the counts are not added. A stored remark that the brush is two feet wide fits this title better than the 45 cm sibling. Shared praise covers autumn leaves, a long handle that is easier on the back, rubber matting, and a soft grip, and one reviewer says it does not unscrew once it is tight. The same texts include a pole that unscrews during use, bristles that were not stiff enough for one garden and patio, missing screws, and one brush described as broken, with no detail of which width. A block marked Reviewed in Germany is not UK evidence. The title says 60 cm and the dimension width says 64 cm.
Pros
Cons
Best for: An open drive if you want a wide PET head and you treat the 321 reviews as a shared sample.
Less suitable: You need stars that belong only to this width, or a lighter head than 1.88 kg.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used on concrete?
The surface field says concrete. Bullets also list driveway, patio, and deck.
Is it good for sweeping leaves?
Stored reviews, shared with the 45 cm listing, praise it for autumn leaves. Do not add the 321 count twice.
Can it be used on wooden decks?
Decks are named in the bullets. Scratch behaviour is not measured in the saved listing.
The JEHONN is a 60 cm title at £24.99, with a 160 cm handle in the title and a table weight of 1.36 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 43 reviews, and the saved listing holds seven texts, all broadly positive, with no snap described. Those seven mention a strong handle, a wider head than an old wooden broom, firm bristles on dirt and leaves, and one buyer who says the height is adjustable for a patio and a drive. One of those reviews says it cuts sweeping time. That is the buyer's impression, not a measured minute count. One buyer is unsure how the plastic parts will last, and another called it heavy while still recommending it. The polymer is not named: the material type field says plastic, and the bullets say split-tip stiff bristles without a flagged or unflagged line. A dimension width is not in the table, and the best-seller rank sits in Grocery rather than Garden.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A wide head when seven positive texts are enough and you do not need a named polymer.
Less suitable: You want a large stored review sample, or a dimension line that confirms 60 cm.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used on artificial grass?
Artificial grass is not named in the stored fields or in the 7 review texts. The bullets name deck, patio, yard, and driveway.
What is the broom head made of?
The material type field says plastic. The polymer is not in the table. Bullets say split-tip stiff bristles.
Is it good for sweeping leaves?
One of the 7 stored reviews says the bristles shift dirt, leaves, and debris. The listing count is 43.
The Eyliden is a 45 cm polyethylene head at £15.99, listed at 1.18 kg, with four metal poles that the bullets put between 127 cm and 168 cm. Across 1,552 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.4, about 46 stored texts call it a strong brush for leaves on a patio and a path, and one review found it stiff enough for dried mud and leaves on a drive. Two reviews mention artificial grass, and several buyers found it easy to assemble and not too heavy, with the long handle helpful for a bad back. The bristles are softer than some buyers wanted for dirt, and one reviewer said dirt sticks in the brush. Screw joints unscrew in use, including during heavier sweeping, and the handle was called the weak point of an otherwise tough head. One handle snapped after a few weeks of mild use. The bullets claim a 45 degree head. A hanging loop is not stated.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Leaves and light dried mud with a 45 cm PE head, if you will retighten the joints.
Less suitable: You want the stiffest head in the set, or a loop to hang the broom from.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used on patios?
Yes as a listed and reviewed use. Buyers describe patios, paths, and a driveway. That is not a score for every surface.
Is the handle adjustable?
The bullets say 127 cm to 168 cm with four poles. Reviews describe screwing sections together.
Is it weatherproof?
A weatherproof test is not in the saved listing. The listing calls the brush durable for outdoor use.
The Pelle & Sol is the £10.99 broom in this set, with a 45 cm head named in the title and a table weight of 1.03 kg. Across 114 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.1, stored texts praise a wide sweep and an adjustable handle of three screw-together sections. One reviewer lifted moss that was already stuck between pavers, and another found medium-firm bristles easier than a very hard head. The same sample says the bristles are softer than expected and weak on small pieces of slate. The handle bends at the screw joint, the joints come apart, the head wobbles, and one buyer reported a metal handle that broke all the way round. A warranty reply after that broken handle did not help. The bristles are not settled: the bullets say PET, and the technical table says metal bristles and a wood handle.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A low-priced 45 cm sweep on ordinary hard standing, if you can accept an unresolved materials line.
Less suitable: You need a known bristle and handle material, or you lean hard on the screw joint.
Specifications
Common questions
What are the bristles made of?
The bullets say hard-wearing PET. The technical table says metal bristles and a wood handle. Both lines are in the saved listing, so the material is not settled.
Is it good for removing moss?
One stored UK review says it sweeps moss stuck between pavers. That is one report about loose moss, not a treatment and not a wire brush.
Can it be used on stone pathways?
The table lists wood, tile, and concrete. The bullets name patios, driveways, and concrete. A stone path is not named.
The MASTERTOP is a 63 cm polypropylene head at £18.79, matching the 24.8 in title, with a table weight of 1.56 kg and a 2.5 cm handle diameter. Across 981 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.0, 50 stored texts praise firm bristles that collect leaves, and some buyers found the sectional handle and the weight manageable, including debris on a tennis court. The same sample repeatedly describes a two-part head snapping on a first or second use, including a light stroke and a knock on a wheelie bin or a wall. Joints keep coming loose even when tightened hard, and some buyers glued the joint or screwed the head to an old wooden stave. A handle snapped after a few weeks in one report, and standing on the handle damaged it in another. A bullet says the handle extends to 51.7 in, while the dimension line says 145 cm. The table says stainless steel and a bullet says a coated iron pole.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A wide PP head only if you inspect the two-part joint and can return it if it cracks.
Less suitable: An early snap is unacceptable, or you need one agreed handle length and one metal.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used on concrete?
The bullets name concrete among outdoor surfaces and say the bristles should not scratch it. That is a claim, not a wear test.
How long is the handle?
A bullet says it extends to 51.7 in. The dimension line says 145 cm high. Both figures are in the saved listing.
Does the head stay in one piece?
Several stored UK reviews say a two-part head snapped early. Other reviews report no break. The listing score is 4.0 from 981.
The green TidyBliss 60 cm is £25.48, with a dimension line of 64 × 160 cm, three poles, PET bristles, and a table weight of 1.8 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.0 from 22 reviews, and only three texts are stored, all positive. Those three texts are not the 321-review TidyBliss sample, so complaints from that pair do not belong on this listing. One of the three says a wide head covers a yard or a garage faster and calls the bristles stiff and strong. Another calls the broom solid and durable. No criticism is written in those three texts, which leaves the other 19 reviews unread: a 4.0 from 22 implies lower scores that are not in the file. The table says flagged bristles and the bullets say stiff split ends, so the cut is not settled. The title says 60 cm and the dimension width says 64 cm.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A wide PET head when you can live with a three-text sample and an unsettled bristle cut.
Less suitable: You want a large review file, or you are borrowing complaints from the other TidyBliss listings.
Specifications
Common questions
How durable are the bristles long-term?
The 3 stored reviews do not report wear. One calls the bristles stiff. The listing score is 4.0 from 22, and the other 19 texts are not in the file.
Is assembly difficult?
The included line is 3 poles and a head. The 3 stored reviews do not describe assembly problems.
Does it work on wet surfaces?
Wet performance is not stated in the stored reviews. The surface field says concrete.
For this comparison we read nine amazon.co.uk street-broom listings captured on 15 October 2026. A street broom here is a stiff outdoor push broom, also sold as a yard brush or garden broom. The star line is mapped from the listing score. It is not a laboratory result. Shared review text is one sample, not two. The top pick is the largest review sample that is not shared and whose width and bristle lines agree. The best value is the lower shelf price among listings that do not contradict themselves on the bristle.
Surface and debris
25%A stiff head is for hard standing: concrete, tarmac, paving and deck. Fine indoor dust, a moss treatment, and a public road you would enter traffic to clear are outside this set.
Head width
25%About 45 cm suits a path. About 60 cm covers an open drive in fewer passes. Where the title and the dimension line disagree, both figures stay in the comparison.
Handle
20%Sectional poles shorten by leaving a section out. A stated centimetre range scores above a handle with two conflicting lengths. Threads that unwind are a repeated complaint.
Bristle agreement
20%The bristle counts only when the listing agrees with itself. A clash, such as PET in the bullets and metal in the table, is not resolved by picking a side.
Price and reviews
10%Shelf price is last. A higher price in this set is not a durability ranking. Star counts that share stored text are not added.
Start with the surface, then the width, then the handle. A stiff head is for concrete, tarmac, paving and deck. About 45 cm suits a path. About 60 cm covers an open drive in fewer passes and is harder to press. Take the bristle only when the bullets and the table agree. Threads that unwind show up across several of these listings. Prices on 15 October 2026 run from about £10.99 to about £25.64. A higher price in this set is not a durability ranking. Heavy duty is title copy, not a grade.
A street broom in these UK listings is a stiff wide push broom for leaves, grit and light debris on a drive, patio, path or deck. Sellers also call it a yard brush or a garden broom. It suits hard standing: concrete, tarmac, paving and deck. It is the wrong tool for fine indoor dust, for a moss treatment, and for an adopted road you would have to step into traffic to clear. A soft indoor broom holds fine dust and skates on wet leaves.
Heavy duty is title copy on these listings. No British Standard for bristle stiffness was found for this set. A higher shelf price is not a durability ranking either.
The two CLEANHOME star lines share stored text, and so do the two TidyBliss counts of 4.5 from 321. Adding them treats one sample as two. A remark that the brush is two feet wide does not describe a 45 cm head.
Section 89 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 does not make a householder responsible for the public highway. If you cannot clear it without standing in traffic, call the council or a contractor.
A stiff street broom is for concrete, tarmac, paving and deck. Fine indoor dust needs a soft broom. A stored review may describe loose moss between pavers or on tarmac. That is one report, not a treatment and not a wire brush. An adopted road you would enter traffic to clear sits outside this set. Section 89 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 does not put that duty on a householder. About 45 cm suits a path, where you can press.
These handles are sectional. CLEANHOME reviews describe leaving a section out to shorten the pole. The Eyliden bullets put four poles between 127 cm and 168 cm. The CLEANHOME bullets put the handle at 50 to 66 in. JEHONN and TidyBliss state about 160 cm. The MASTERTOP bullet says 51.7 in, about 131 cm, and the dimension line says 145 cm. The table says stainless steel and a bullet says coated iron. Those pairs stay unresolved. Threads that unwind are a repeated complaint.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You are clearing a path, a narrow patio or a small yard, and you want a 45 cm head you can press. The Eyliden is polyethylene, the 45 cm lines agree, and 1,552 reviews are not shared with another listing here. You will retighten the screw joints. It is about £15.99.
You want fewer passes on an open drive, patio or deck. The CLEANHOME 23.6 in listing is a polypropylene head with a dimension width of 61 cm, at about £18.99. Read the 4.6 from 2,073 as the same stored text as the narrower CLEANHOME, not as a second test. The manufacturer field says REECOO.
You want a lower price and a listing that agrees on the bristle. The CLEANHOME 17.7 in is about £13.99, with a 45 cm polypropylene head, a hanging loop and no materials clash. The star line is shared with the wider CLEANHOME. The Pelle & Sol is cheaper, at about £10.99, and its bullets and table disagree on the bristle.
The top pick is CLEANHOME 23.6 in garden broom, with the highest score in this comparison (9.2 out of 10, from 2,073 amazon.co.uk reviews). The best value is the CLEANHOME 17.7 in garden broom at about £13.99, a 45 cm polypropylene head with a hanging loop and no materials clash. Its 4.6 from 2,072 is the same stored text as the wider CLEANHOME, so it is not a second test. The Pelle & Sol is cheaper and the materials lines clash. The MASTERTOP is the listing where stored reviews repeatedly describe a two-part head snapping early.
CLEANHOME 23.6 in garden broom
Highest score in this comparison, 9.2 out of 10, from 2,073 amazon.co.uk reviews.
CLEANHOME 17.7 in garden broom
About £13.99 for a 45 cm polypropylene head with no materials clash. The star line is shared with the wider CLEANHOME.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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