
Gransfors Bruk Axes
Our range of Gransfors Bruk products
Gransfors Bruk is one of the most respected axe producers on the planet and since 1902 the brand have been handforging Swedish axes from their small hamlet in Southern Sweden. With a worldwide reputation for quality, durability and environmental responsibility the company has grown to become arguably the world’s finest producer of axes.
With over 100 years experience in hand forging axes the reputation that Gransfors Bruk have acquired is well deserved. Each axe is designed to fulfil a particular function and falls into one of four categories; Forest Axes, Splitting Axes, Logbuilding Tools and Double Bit Axes. As each axe head is forged it is stamped with the initials of the master Smith who made it. The use of these stamped heads has lead to a demand for axes made from particular smiths including the famous LP (Lennart Pettersson) who has now retired meaning these axes are particularly sought after.
Gransfors Bruk axes are designed to last a lifetime so regardless if you have purchased the Small Forest Axe or the Splitting Maul you can rest assured it will be something you can hand down the generations. Each Axe comes with a twenty year warranty from manufacturing defaults and can be maintained in its finest form using the brands sharpening and care tools.
As a company with strong green credentials Gransfors are aware of their responsibility to the land they live on and the materials they work with. The Axe producer have pledged to only manufacture axes that have as little possible impact on the environment and create quality through longevity.
Our range of Gransfors Bruk products
Gransfors Bruk is one of the most respected axe producers on the planet and since 1902 the brand have been handforging Swedish axes from their small hamlet in Southern Sweden. With a worldwide reputation for quality, durability and environmental responsibility the company has grown to become arguably the world’s finest producer of axes.
With over 100 years experience in hand forging a