Concrete Donuts for sprinklers are a simple solution for a potentially costly problem.to When placed around sprinkler heads, concrete donuts protect them from footsteps, lawnmowers and vehicles. Even when not popped up, your sprinkler spray heads and rotors are at risk; if a lawnmower or car tire runs over them, the pressure can cause the sprinkler head and/or the connecting pipes to crack. Our concrete donuts are constructed of fiber reinforced concrete for maximum strength and designed to fit perfectly around your sprinkler heads and give you some peace of mind knowing you can keep replacing sprinkler heads off your to-do list.
Concrete Donuts are made with fiber-reinforced, green-dyed concrete for maximum durability and protection. They distribute the weight evenly around the sprinkler head to prevent cracking and breaking of the sprinkler itself and the attached pipes. Easily installed, simply place the concrete sprinkler guard over and around your sprinkler rotor or pop-up spray. Purchase yours today for high-quality protection against hazards and get same-day shipping.
These large Concrete Donuts are designed specifically so each one displaces the weight away from the sprinkler head and onto the surrounding ground, preventing expensive breaks and cracks in the system. The fiber-reinforced concrete mixture is dyed green to better blend in with your lawn after installation, resulting in an appealing and practical solution to protect your system, especially in high traffic areas.. Buy your irrigation donuts today for same-day shipping.
Each concrete donut displaces the weight that would destroy your sprinkler head that it protects. What's more, concrete sprinkler donuts supply all the protection and shielding necessary for your yard without compromising on appearance in your yard. The green color of the donuts is the result of internal dye, not external paint. Each concrete sprinkler guard can last for over 25 years under normal circumstances. Our concrete donuts are constructed of fiber reinforced concrete for maximum strength and designed to fit perfectly around your sprinkler heads.
Get the ultimate protective concrete donut for your sprinkler heads at Sprinkler Warehouse. Prevent your sprinkler heads from breaking when they are run over by a lawnmower or car. Make the most of your sprinkler system with simple and easy-to-install concrete rings around your spray head that last for decades on end.
The ability to adjust sprinkler heads allows you to provide every bit of your lawn or garden with...
The ability to adjust sprinkler heads allows you to provide every bit of your lawn or garden with...
The ability to adjust sprinkler heads allows you to provide every bit of your lawn or garden with...
The ability to adjust sprinkler heads allows you to provide every bit of your lawn or garden with...
A concrete donut is exactly what it sounds like. A ring of concrete is designed to be placed around a sprinkler head to protect it from vehicles, lawnmowers, weedeaters, and any other sort of hazard that places undue stress on the sprinkler head. They are often made of fiber-reinforced concrete that carries the weight evenly.
While concrete donuts are highly durable, they can eventually crack due to repeated heavy impacts or natural wear and tear. Regular exposure to freezing temperatures or excessive force may cause small cracks, but under normal use, they should last for many years without damage.
No, concrete sprinkler guards are designed to protect sprinkler heads without affecting water distribution. Their open-ring structure ensures the water sprays freely and evenly, allowing your irrigation system to function as intended.
Yes, concrete donuts for sprinklers come in various sizes to fit different sprinkler head models. It’s important to measure your sprinkler head and choose a donut size that provides a snug, secure fit without restricting the sprinkler's movement.
There are a few simple steps to install your donut. First, you need to know where the sprinkler head that's at risk is. After you've located it, you can place the donut over the sprinkler and carve out the surrounding area with a shovel. Once you've cut the ground, you can remove the ring of dirt and grass from the sprinkler head, laying the donut in its place.
