Tapered Design: The tip of the handle becomes narrower, often to a 1 1/8 inch diameter, allowing it to jam tightly into a socket for a friction fit.

• Material Types:
  • Wood: Often lacquered, straight-grain hardwood that is durable and splinter-resistant.
  • Aluminum/Metal: Lightweight, rust-proof, and sometimes available in colors (e.g., gold).
• Usage: Used with push brooms, floor squeegees, and ceiling brushes, allowing for quick, tool-free changes while holding firm during use.
• Dimensions: Typically found in long lengths, such as 54 or 60 inches, to reach floors or high areas without bending.