RESTMO Flexible Sprinkler System, Multi-Adjustable Lawn Sprinkler Set, Above Ground DIY Irrigation Kit with 10m(30ft) Garden Hose, Ideal for Plant and Flower Bed Watering

The media could not be loaded. I needed a watering system for when I went away a month or three and would be of minimal hassle for my neighbour. I had tried a micro irrigation system from a local store but it was no good and settled on this. There are a couple of ways of setting this up and details are in the little included leaflet. I used a hose splitter leading one sprinkler to one side of the patio and the other two to the other side. You can set them up to water from 1° to 360° or turn one or more off completely. You can also alter the force of the water which for my set up was useful. Attachments are included to heighten the sprinkler which I used, too. You can use only one sprinkler only should you wish or two together or in my case all three. You will need some hose to link the sprinklers of course.The quality seems as good as any I’ve used and feel solid in the hand. My neighbour now only needs to turn the tap on and come back to turn it off rather than use watering can after watering can!

This sprinkler system is absolutely amazing! I wish I had discovered it earlier—it’s such a great alternative to complicated and expensive systems. It’s incredibly easy to set up and offers multiple spray options to suit different areas of the garden. The sprinkler heads are fully adjustable—you can angle them in any direction you need, and even adjust the height, which is super handy. It’s well designed, versatile, and works perfectly. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an effective and flexible watering solution.

Does what it is supposed to do, quality is reasonable. I think generally for watering plants, a more targeted irrigation system would use less water.

I wanted to water a newly laid lawn but when three were joined together it wasn't up to the job. Bought a single HOZELOCK 2550 which covers the whole lawn. This product will be used to water my raised beds and will do an adequate job.

Works great. Does what it’s designed to do. Will loose pressure to wants the last one in the chain but that’s my issue as water pressure in our hose is poor.

I wanted to use this to water a raised bed where parts are often missed when watering manually from the front due to the sheer volume of greenery.The 10m hose pretty much the ideal length for the bed, it was easy to connect the cut lengths of hose to the sprinklers and set the spray patterns.The feeder hose is run off a digitally controlled timer and the tap is c. 12m away from the start of the sprinkler hose run, so by the time the water reached the last sprinkler it had travelled 22m and the water had been split with another hose.I started using 360 degree sprays on each sprinkler but found the spray was weak at the end of the line so changed the set up so each sparkler is closer together and second and third ones spray in one direction only to cover just the back of the bed where trees and large bushes need daily water top ups in the heat and also set the flow controls of the sprinklers so the water sprays a shorter distance to try to keep the performance more even over the whole length of the system.The performance drops off the more sprinklers are added, this could be due to the 12m lead till the first sprinkler and also the water source being split with another hose that runs to a soaker system elsewhere but it aids in reaching the back of the bed with minimal daily effort. The performance improved when the feeder hose was the only one channel attached to the water timer, this is possible if I’m able to control the watering but not if busy or away and relying on the timer, but any water applied regularly is better than days of nothing as is usual for me in the summer.

We’ve got a few of similar sets to this dotted around the areas of our garden, but now replacing some other sprinkler hoses that have split and decided to use this style of kit on all the beds.Like the others, you get a length of hose and three sprinklers, each with a riser extension that you can attach if you want them a little higher.Easiest thing to do is place the first one where you want it and cut the length of hose from the tap to this, and then place the 2nd and third and cut the hose to fit between each. Depending on how far away from the tap your first one is you might need to buy more hose. We have a 100ft hose and we move it around from system to system across the week to make sure that each bed gets watered when needed.It’s a really simple system to set up, you can turn off any of the sprinklers individually and you can change the degree of spray from 360 to anything you want. One of our systems is along a path so we have it at 180 degrees so it just goes on the flower beds.We have decent water pressure and 3 gives a really good spray and covers a good distance, the rods are about 2m apart and the three sprinklers slightly overlap to cover the whole bed. We do have a longer bed with 6 sprinklers on the same chain and have found even with good pressure you can really only have 4 max giving a decent coverage. You can buy just the sprinklers to extend, but unless you’ve got really strong water pressure you’ll struggle beyond 4.Make wise these are as good and sturdy as our others and they do the job. Easy set up and install with all the attachments you need.it’s not cheap at all £60, however that seems to be around the norm on pricing. I’ve seen individual sprinklers from £15 - £27 each without attachments and hose, so really it’s not a bad price to buy the kit.Makes life a lot easier.