What Material is the Emergency Shovel Made Out of

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Does this shovel come in a wider size? Is the shovel entirely plastic? I need a shovel without a metal blade to use on my decorative/stamped concrete. Thank you

asked by: Barry

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The Extendable Auto Emergency Snow Shovel, part # 17211, is entirely plastic, there is no metal blade. It is 9-1/2 inches wide and it is currently the only shovel that we offer.

expert reply by: Amanda

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