Introducing our top-of-the-line sprinkler heads, tailored to meet the needs of homeowners, landscapers, and contractors alike. Our cutting-edge product range includes rotors, rotary nozzles, and spray heads, each designed to deliver unparalleled irrigation solutions. Whether you're aiming to maintain a vibrant backyard oasis or manage large-scale landscaping projects, our irrigation sprinkler heads ensure precise water distribution, efficient coverage, and long-lasting durability. Water smarter, not harder, with our advanced sprinkler heads—where every drop counts.
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Sprinkler Warehouse offers a colossal selection of sprinkler supplies and accessories from all the name brands in the irrigation industry - those brands that make you breathe easier at the mere sight of the name or logo. Hunter, Rain Bird, Irritrol, Toro, Weathermatic, and more revered brands for components and replacement sprinkler system parts can be found right here on our online sprinkler supply and irrigation store.
Learn about Residential & Commercial Sprinkler Installation - Straight from the Pros!
Whether you're wanting to learn the basics for a residential sprinkler system installation or looking for tips on commercial installation, our informative tutorials at Sprinkler School can help provide the answers. We have detailed instructions for use and installation of rotors, swing pipes, oscillating sprinklers, nozzles and sprinkler heads to get your lawn or commercial project completed on time and the right way.
Space Your Rotors and Sprays Properly for Maximum Efficiency
The goal of adding an irrigation system to your yard is to have the best lawn, garden and lush plants. If you installed a sprinkler system and did not calculate your spacing properly between your rotors and or sprays you may multiple brown, dry spots from under watering or have other areas in the lawn showing signs of overwatering. Spacing your rotors, spray heads or impact sprinklers correctly is an essential way to be sure your lawn or landscape is properly hydrated.
Shop Sprinkler Supplies, Tools, and Replacement Parts at Sprinkler Warehouse
Modern irrigation systems target certain areas of a yard or landscape based on their actual need and deliver only the precise amount of water per zone. Choosing the proper rotor, spray head or tool is an essential part of an efficient automatic irrigation system. These tools and sprinklers can be purchased online or in-store through Sprinkler Warehouse.
Important Components For Installing Lawn Sprinklers
Rotors have water flowing through them. The water flow leads through a turbine that spins gears, turning the head of the rotor. After going through the turbine and gears, the water flows out through the nozzle to water your garden or lawn, which drinks up the water and translates to a beautiful landscape.
Do Rotor Sprinkler Heads Require More Water Pressure?
Yes, rotor sprinkler heads require higher water pressure (PSI) compared to spray heads. The higher PSI is necessary to support their rotating action and longer reach. Make sure your system has adequate pressure to ensure proper functioning and efficient irrigation.
Can I Replace the Nozzle on My Rotating Sprinkler Head?
Yes, rotating sprinkler heads come with replaceable nozzles. This allows you to adjust the flow rate and spray pattern to suit different watering needs. Swapping nozzles is a simple process and helps ensure optimal water distribution based on your specific landscape.
How Often Should I Maintain My Rotor Sprinkler Heads?
Regular maintenance of rotor sprinkler heads is recommended to ensure consistent performance. Check for clogs, adjust the spray pattern seasonally, and inspect for any wear or damage. Keeping the heads clean and properly adjusted will help maintain efficient water use.
What Is the Difference Between Rotor Sprinkler Heads and Spray Heads?
Rotor sprinkler heads deliver water in a rotating stream, making them ideal for large lawns, while spray heads provide a fixed, fan-shaped spray, better suited for smaller areas. Rotors offer more efficient water distribution for medium to large lawns, whereas spray heads excel in smaller, confined spaces.
