Sprinklers

The sprinklers range includes several sprinkler types to suit different watering needs, including fan sprinklers, diffused stream sprinklers, impact jet sprinklers, and oscillating sprinklers. This makes it easy to build a simple irrigation system at home or add to existing sprinkler systems.

For lawn and grass, choose sprinklers that deliver broad, even cover across open areas so your watering is consistent and your lawn stays green. For garden beds, choose a more controlled spray so you can target plants and avoid wasting water on paths. If you want a quick shortlist by use-case, see Our 5 Favourite Sprinklers for Summer.

Start with the area you want to cover and your garden shape. Circle and full circle sprinklers suit open zones, while rectangle and square patterns suit narrow lawns and garden beds. Coverage radius varies across the range, so check each model’s specs to help avoid gaps and create an effective system.

Yes, these sprinklers are designed to operate under typical water pressure from a house tap. Start off by determining your water flow. If your water pressure is low, choose a sprinkler that is designed for efficient flow, keep your hose run as short as practical, and avoid running too many watering accessories at once.

No. These sprinklers are designed to work from a standard tap without specialised pumps. They are a convenient option for everyday watering, whether you’re running a basic setup or supporting a small irrigation system.

Connect the sprinkler to your hose or appropriate fittings, place it on level ground, then adjust the nozzles and spray settings to match your lawn or garden beds. When planning your watering, check you are getting consistent cover across the area with no dry corners. See our product guides for specific installing instructions for each product. 

To maintain performance, periodically check the nozzles for blockages, rinse off grit, and make sure the sprinkler sits stable so the spray does not shift. In hot sun, plan shorter, more regular watering so soil stays evenly wet and your lawn stays green without wasting water.