Learn how to install sub surface drippers for your lawn. Underground irrigation uses around 60% less water than sprinklers so its worth thinking about.
Great video.Wish i had seen it before i established my lawn. On an established lawn how (what tool) do you use to dig those narrow trenches for the dripper lines?
Great video! I am installing a system like this in Northern Utah, USA. I am wondering if it is important to have the Air Relief valve at the highest point and the Flush Valve at the lowest point. Seems like a no brainer, but want to make certain.
Hi Justin, where did you get your supplies for this project? I'm thinking about a very similar installation to what the video shows but I live in Oregon.
Great video.Wish i had seen it before i established my lawn. On an established lawn how (what tool) do you use to dig those narrow trenches for the dripper lines?
Great video guys. I’m wondering how this stands up against root intrusion? Cheers 👍🏻
Great video!
I'm curious if I could somehow attach the subsurface irrigation straight to where sprinkler heads were
What should be minimal depth of the trenches be for this purpose? Also advise what kind of trencher we would need?
Great video ;)
Great video! I am installing a system like this in Northern Utah, USA. I am wondering if it is important to have the Air Relief valve at the highest point and the Flush Valve at the lowest point. Seems like a no brainer, but want to make certain.
Hi Justin, where did you get your supplies for this project? I'm thinking about a very similar installation to what the video shows but I live in Oregon.
Did you install this system? Does it work? I live in Northern Utah too and need a solution! Thanks
how do I find that black pipe and the tool that pokes a hole in it and the pieces that go in it
Where did you get the materials?
No more moving my sprinkler all over the place and letting water evaporate into the air.