Spray heads spray water in specific circular patterns and can be changed at your discretion. We carry a vast assortment of sprinkler spray heads from leading brands including Hunter, Rain Bird, Weathermatic, and Toro. Perfect for low-pressure, smaller-scale systems, spray heads are the best option for residential irrigation projects.
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Pop-up sprinkler heads are great for your irrigation project. Find everything you ever wanted in your residential or light commercial sprinkler system with these state-of-the-art spray heads with designs that last. From pressure-regulated sprays old-fashioned yet reliable, there are spray heads for every need and desire. And if you order with us you'll get fast, same-day shipping to get your sprinkler parts delivered directly to you for no additional fee.
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Spray heads come in a variety of sprinkler head spray patterns, designs, and models. Is a fixed pattern right for you? Maybe you need adjustable nozzles for those odd angles in your yard? Look no further. Sprinkler Warehouse has the whole selection, with everything you need for your sprinklers and garden. Additionally, if you order today you get same-day shipping at no extra charge, with priority processing for high priority when you really need it.
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There is a screw located on top of the spray head. Turn the screw clockwise to decrease the radius, or counterclockwise to increase it. It's really that easy. No struggling with non-compliant rotors or difficult nozzles. Just insert your screw and twist it in the desired direction. Say goodbye to confusing graphics and impossible instructions.
First, you need to make sure you have an adjustable nozzle. After you've found out, you can grab ahold of the top of the nozzle, and twist it to face the right end of the arc you want. Next, hold the base of the nozzle and twist rotate it towards the second edge in its pattern. And you're done! If you still need help, chat with one of our representatives.
Spray heads are placed up to 18 feet apart, but as close as 3 feet. You want the spray of one sprinkler to reach the next one over, that's called head-to-head coverage. The basic physics of water spray limit the distance between heads, and remember, sprays need enough pressure to operate correctly, between 20-30 PSI.
