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Sprinklers

Fixed and rotating sprinkler heads control the spray pattern of sprinklers for lawn watering, with coverage depending on the head design.

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About Sprinklers products

The position of fixed sprinkler heads should be based on the lawn’s boundaries, rather than equal spacing. A plan showing the lawn and sprinklers lets you check where spray reaches a path or stops short of a corner. Match the stated spray radius to the dimensions of each area, allowing for the overlap recommended by the manufacturer.

Sprinklers for garden irrigation

Rotating heads need enough clearance for their spray to reach the intended area without being intercepted by foliage. Check that leaves and branches have not begun to obstruct the water as planting grows. Sprinklers also need a watering schedule suited to the site; in Australia, local watering restrictions may determine permitted days or times, so check the current rules before setting a timer.

How do I check that the water supply suits a sprinkler?

Compare the model’s required pressure and flow rate with the supply available at its connection point. Check those requirements with the whole watering zone operating if the system has several heads.

Is a kids sprinkler suitable for watering a lawn?

Check its stated coverage and intended use rather than assuming a play sprinkler will water evenly. Use a garden irrigation model where controlled coverage is needed.

What should I check when a sprinkler leaves dry patches?

Inspect the nozzle for blockage and confirm that the spray reaches its stated distance under operating conditions. Adjust placement or watering duration only after checking the cause.