Irrigation, Hoses & Pumps
Multi-Pattern Sprinkler
Turn the dial to switch between fan, circle, stream and other patterns, to fit a bed, a lawn or a corner.
- Selectable patterns
- Flat stable base
- Standard hose connector
- Fine droplets
About this product
How the Multi-Pattern Sprinkler works
Different corners of a garden need different watering shapes: a wide fan for the middle of a lawn, a tight spray for a narrow bed, a gentle stream for a seedbed. A multi-pattern sprinkler packs those choices into one unit so you do not need several heads.
The nozzle head sits on a flat, stable plastic base that sits on the ground and can be moved from place to place. A dial on top selects the pattern, and a hose connector at the back takes a standard garden hose. Water falls in small droplets that soak in rather than run off.
The colours make it easy to see on the grass. It is a handy sprinkler for villa gardens, hotels and nurseries, where a varied layout calls for flexible watering and where the sprinkler is moved around by hand every day.
Before you buy the Multi-Pattern Sprinkler
The dial lets you change from a wide fan to a tight stream, which is useful on lawns with awkward corners. It is a garden tool, not a field irrigation system. Choose it for domestic lawns, flower beds and small plots.
Specifications
Specifications
Multi-Pattern Sprinkler: the specifications
| Product type | Multi-pattern lawn sprinkler |
|---|---|
| Material | Orange and grey plastic |
| Control | Dial for pattern selection |
| Connection | Standard hose connector |
| Supplied as | Single units or cartons |
| Coverage area and flow | On request |
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Key features of the Multi-Pattern Sprinkler
Selectable patterns
Dial between fan, circle and stream.
Flat stable base
Sits securely on lawns and beds.
Standard hose connector
Connects to a normal garden hose.
Fine droplets
Soak in without washing soil away.
Questions
Questions about the Multi-Pattern Sprinkler
No, ordinary mains or garden pump pressure is fine. The pattern spreads with pressure.
