Sprinklers

Keep your lawn and garden fresh with robust, high-quality sprinklers. They’re efficient, easy to install and entirely automatic when used together with a timer. Whether you have a small or large yard with new or existing grass, let sprinklers do the work for you.
In general, an established lawn needs around 25 mm of water per week depending on the temperature. As overwatering is one of the most common errors in lawn care, it’s always a good idea to use a rain gauge. Every drop counts.

Sprinklers

Keep your lawn and garden fresh with robust, high-quality sprinklers. They’re efficient, easy to install and entirely automatic when used together with a timer. Whether you have a small or large yard with new or existing grass, let sprinklers do the work for you.
In general, an established lawn needs around 25 mm of water per week depending on the temperature. As overwatering is one of the most common errors in lawn care, it’s always a good idea to use a rain gauge. Every drop counts.

How to pick the right sprinkler for you

The sprinkler type you need depends on the shape and size of the area you want to water. Will you be watering grass or perhaps a vegetable garden? There are a variety of sprinklers for different lawn sizes.

Don’t know how big your lawn is? Find out with our garden size calculator.

Here are the most popular types of sprinklers:

Oscillating

For medium and large gardens (up to 150-500 m²). Offers even coverage for rectangular lawns in a wide range of lengths and widths. The most popular option.

Impact

For X-large gardens (over 500 m²). The is sprinkler famous for its pulsating sound and circular spray pattern.

Whirling

For small gardens (up to 0-150 m²). The swirling spray of the whirling sprinkler is generated by three spinning arms with soft rain-like coverage. Also popular with kids.

Stationary

For small gardens (up to 0-150 m²). The stationary sprinkler is also great for watering gardens and small areas. The coverage can be circular or rectangular.