Drip Irrigation Kit, 169FT Greenhouse Watering System, 1/4 inch Automatic Patio Misting System for Garden with Distribution Tubing Hose & Adjustable Nozzle Emitters Sprinkler Barbed Fittings

This was fairly easy to follow instructions and install. I would advise to put tubing together in the shade using the hot water trick to loosen up the tubes. I did so in the sun and and no water and now my hands are calloused and it was pretty exhausting. Overall it took me two hours to put together a full garden irrigation system for a 6X8 in ground bed, with sprinklers in ground and misters hanging over. This however was my first time doing anything like this and pretty sure I could do it faster now that I’ve got the hang of it.

No issues installing. No leaks. Used warm water for a few joints but most was able to jam if pushed hard enough. Only thing I learnt is if you use more than two sprinkler attachments on one section of 1/4”, the pressure gets bad. Had I known this it would have saved time. Also wish the kit came with more 1/2” line. I needed more and can’t find the same style tubing anywhere so ordered a second kit as the price is good for more 1/2 and 1/4 tubing.

This is a perfect way to learn how to set up irrigation! I work at a store that sells all the parts included in this kit but knowing what to use and how to use it all is overwhelming. This kit gives you everthinf you need and the instructions help you get started in mapping out your system. I have a huge garden and it took a little bit of brain work to figure out how I wanted to set this up but once I got started it all fell into place. I had more than enough pieces to do the job. My garden is three 8x3 foot raised beds, three 36 inch round raised beds, one 4x2 raised bed, one barrel planter, and a 20x2 foot long bed. It is all getting watered nicely!!

Had to purchase 3 sets for some 60 ft-long planting bed on my patio about a month ago. It still works well. Easy to assemble, and most of the time was spent on designing the network of tubes reaching various plants instead. The cons of the irrigation system include, firstly, the relatively short length of the 1/2”-wide tube at only 19 ft. Secondly, the diversion from 4-outlets connector into 8 outlets is not effective though relevant accessories are provided. Apart from the above, I’m very satisfied with the irrigation system. Will also see if it could last long for years!

The 1/2” tubing in this kit is garbage. Buy Rainbird 1/2” tubing, its much better.Everything else in the kit is excellent. I use a utility razorblade shear to cut tube and just couple the 1/2 parts. The 1/4 tube twists onto the barbs. All the emitters work great.You need a pressure regulator. I use a variable brass one for rvs, if I add emitters I need to increase psi. I keep the system at 30psi. Dont buy a fixed pressure valve, those are trash.Also, dont allow a hose or weight to hand on any plastic fittings. I mounted my pressure reducer to a post with a spring hose end fitting so the garden hose puts minimal weight load on the system. If you have a plastic thread it could shear off.I wish I knew about these a long time ago, its an incredible and cheap way to irrrigate!