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Pressure washers handle the jobs a garden hose can no longer manage: road grime on the car, moss on the terrace, a darkened facade or grubby garden furniture come clean in a matter of minutes. This section holds more than 260 items, from compact machines for the home to units built for daily, heavy use.
For the yard, the balcony and washing the car, most people reach for an electric pressure washer: it is lighter, quieter and runs off an ordinary socket. Petrol machines earn their place where there is no socket nearby: on a building site, out in a field, across a large property. They deliver more pressure and don't depend on an extension lead. When choosing, look at the pressure in bar and the water flow per hour: the tougher the dirt, the higher those figures need to be.
Kärcher and Nilfisk are the most widely stocked, alongside LAVOR, Makita, Bosch, Stanley, Ryobi and DeWALT. For every machine, a separate subsection covers pressure washer accessories: lances, surface cleaners for large flat areas, foam nozzles and hoses that noticeably widen what the tool can do.
We keep both affordable home models and more powerful professional ones in stock, at fair prices. We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, every machine carries the manufacturer's warranty, and larger purchases can be arranged on instalments. If you're unsure which model suits your task, compare the pressure and water flow in the product specs. It's the simplest way to avoid paying for capacity you won't actually use.