GRÜNTEK Oscillating Sprinkler up to 462 m2 with TURBO Motor. Rectangular lawn bar sprinkler for larges surfaces.

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Most sprinklers use the standard 1/2in Hozelock-style connector, but some just have a threaded inlet, meaning you’ll either have to attach your own adaptor or screw the hose onto the sprinkler with a threaded brass or plastic connector.

I prefer to use these types of sprinklers on square or rectangular shapes lawns are you can usually water the whole lawn at once, so you get no missed patches. As with most cheaper models that don't have an on-board pressure valve, coverage is directly dependent on water pressure from the tap. It’s not a specific gardening brand like Gardena or Hozelock but it looked like it was worth considering. The Aqua Joe’s design is similar to the Karcher, but it lacks all the fine details and functions of its rival.Ideal for large gardens as it provides good coverage of between 75-490 m2 at 4 bar and 75-415 m2 at only 2 bar. The threshold for proper function on this unit was pretty low, about half my tap pressure which leads me to believe anyone with a narrow diy garden tap kit that tees into any 15mm water pipe would still achieve good function.

The mid-sized sprinkler in Gardena’s AquaZoom line, the AquaZoom M, is a fantastic device for watering, with easy adjustments for spray range, spray width and water flow, and the kind of build quality cheaper models just can’t match – all backed up by a four-year warranty. If you’re looking for a high-quality garden sprinkler, the Costwise Pro Oscillating Lawn Sprinkler is well worth considering, it’s a little more expensive but well worth the extra investment if it’s within your budget. ater so well at close range though, as tuning the spray pattern for a larger radius can mean more landing at the edge and less landing near the centre. In total I am about 30m away in terms of distance but has little impact on the range of the sprinkler so all good there.It’s just as small and light as all the bargain-basement sprinklers, but this Kärcher effort is in a different league. Used in many impromptu water fights during the depths of a heatwave, to rid the dog of mud and dirt and to give water to all parts of the lawn (with a move around the garden) we can vouch for it being the most versatile. If you feel you would benefit more from a rotating sprinkler, then this super affordable but horribly named model is well worth scoping out.

At first, I thought the sprinkler wasn’t working properly, but once I realised that I had to adjust the valve for water flow, it soon perked up, so be aware of that.Apart from what I believe is an overstatement of the total area of coverage this is a bullet proof, totally solid unit. Its also metal, so again, just like the previous model I mentioned by Gardenia won’t flip itself over. Rotating and oscillating lawn sprinklers will ensure different areas of your garden are watered evenly and tend to be gentler on flowerbeds. And as an added bonus, especially during those hot, sunny periods, you can leave your sprinkler out to do its thing, while you sit back and relax.

Gruntek’s mini lawn sprinkler is a great option for people with smaller lawns and lower water pressure. Stable fixing thanks to premium plastic construction and 3 metal plates underneath to weigh it down.However, 4 bar is at the higher end of the scale when it comes to UK homes’ water pressure, and most people don’t have that much. This will always vary according to the water pressure at your property, but you’ll find that some have a maximum range, or radius, of as little as 3m to 4m, while others will throw water up to 20m or more away.