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PFK Tool Shed

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Help make your patch pest free by
borrowing the right equipment

PFK’s Tool Shed helps the people of Kaipātiki tackle weeds, plant natives, and fight predators by providing resources and training.

Drop by to borrow weeding tools and safety gear. We have small sickles perfect for cutting ginger and moth plant, metgel herbicide, loppers, and more. Don't forget to bring back your tools when you are done, including empty gel bottles! We refill them as they are expensive. 

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In certain areas, you may be eligible to borrow free predator control equipment - but we will ask you in exchange to record your predator control work - i.e what you catch or how much bait is eaten.

 

If you would like to volunteer to help out at the PFK Tool Shed, please contact us.

If you're not able to donate your time, please consider making a donation, such as the cost of a coffee, to help fund our Tool Shed and support the amazing volunteers.

WHEN IS THE PFK TOOL SHED OPEN?

ON THE 2ND & 4TH SATURDAYS OF EACH MONTH
9am-11am

PFK HQ - 3 ROSS AVENUE, GLENFIELD

 

TIP: LOOK FOR THE BANNER!

Unable to attend during the weekends? You can additionally drop by the office during 10am-2pm Monday to Thursdays for collections as well.

PFK Tool Shed Items

The PFK Tool Shed has tools for trapping and baiting as well as a few gardening tools.

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Everything You Need For Trapping And Baiting

Traps and Bait Stations

  • Rat Traps

  • Possum Traps

  • Hedgehog Traps

  • Mouse Traps

  • Rodent Poison (Bait)

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Tools to help with weeding or planting

Gardening Tools
 

  • Spades

  • Composting Weed Bags (Large!)

  • Trowels

  • Hand Forks

  • Sickles

  • Secateurs

  • Loppers

  • Herbicides

    • Bamboo​ Buster

    • MetGel

    • Spot-spraying equipment - experience and circumstance specific

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Other items

Kauri dieback, pest monitoring, etc

  • Kauri Dieback Brushes and Spray

  • Monitoring pests and other animals

    • Tracking tunnels​

    • Chew cards

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