
Libman 994 Commercial Angle Broom, 13-Inch Stiff Bristle
Store details
3500 Woodland Ave.
Cleveland OH 44115
United States
Libman 994 Commercial Angle Broom, 13-Inch Stiff Bristle
The Libman 994 Commercial Angle Broom is built for foodservice and janitorial crews dealing with wet, sticky, or rough floor surfaces. Its 13-inch sweeping path and stiffer-than-average recycled PET bristles pull debris off uneven or damp floors that softer brooms miss. A solid polypropylene block keeps liquid from pooling inside the head, which matters in kitchens where bacterial harborage is a real concern.
- 13-inch sweep width — covers good ground per pass on kitchen floors, loading docks, and back-of-house areas
- Stiff recycled PET bristles — 5 inches long, staple-set into a one-piece resin block; holds up to wet sweeping, food debris, and sticky residue better than standard angle brooms
- Solid polypropylene broom block — no hollow cavity means no trapped liquid, no bacteria buildup, and a longer service life in wet environments
- Rust-resistant steel handle — powder-coated with an iron phosphate conversion coating underneath; if the surface gets scratched, the coating underneath still protects against rust
- Hanger hole on the handle — lets you hang the broom off the floor between uses, which keeps bristles straight and the floor clear
- 53 inches tall overall — full-length handle reduces back strain during extended sweeping shifts
A good fit for restaurant kitchens, cafeteria floors, food production areas, or any commercial space where floors get wet and standard brooms fall short.
Specifications
| Sweep Width | 13 in |
|---|---|
| Bristle Set | Staple-set, flagged tips |
| Broom Block Material | Solid polypropylene |
| Handle Diameter | 1 in |
| Handle Finish | Electrostatic powder coat with iron phosphate conversion coating |
| Handle Attachment | Nylon thread |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, visit
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.




