Tarbijatööriistad

Tarbijatööriistad is an Estonian term that translates to "consumer tools" or "consumer instruments." It encompasses a broad category of products designed for use by individuals in their homes or for personal projects, rather than for professional or industrial applications. These tools are typically intended for tasks such as home repairs, maintenance, DIY projects, gardening, and general household chores.

The range of consumer tools is vast and includes items like hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, saws, drills, measuring tapes, and other hand tools. Power tools such as electric drills, sanders, and saws also fall under this category. Additionally, consumer tools can include gardening equipment like shovels, rakes, and lawnmowers, as well as items related to household maintenance and cleaning.

These tools are generally characterized by their ease of use, affordability, and availability to the general public through retail channels. Manufacturers often design consumer tools with user-friendliness and safety in mind, catering to individuals who may not have specialized training. The primary market for consumer tools is individuals and households looking for practical solutions to everyday tasks and personal projects.