Orbit 54025 Plastic Flush Head Sprinkler with Brass Half Pattern Spray Nozzle

I purchase these inexpensive sprinkler heads due to the ease of height adjustments easily achieved with the threaded tubing under the heads from sprinkler pipe fitting. The other benefit, if accidently striking with the lawnmower, very little damage to the blade, compared to metal units. These have no pop-up head to worry about, seals to leak or other complications. Cheap, Simple, Long Lasting, Easy, Quick to Install and Adjust.

The Orbit 54025 Plastic Flush Head Sprinkler is a compact and efficient sprinkler designed for watering small areas in your lawn or garden. It's a pop-up sprinkler head that remains flush with the ground when not in use, making it a great choice for areas with foot traffic where a traditional sprinkler head might be a tripping hazard.Notable features:1. Pop-Up Design: The sprinkler head pops up during operation and retracts flush to the ground when not in use, providing a clean look and preventing damage.2. Durability: Made from sturdy plastic, it's designed to withstand regular use and various weather conditions.3. Adjustable Spray Pattern: It typically offers an adjustable spray pattern, allowing you to customize the coverage area to suit your needs.4. Water Efficiency: The sprinkler head delivers water efficiently, helping to maintain your lawn or garden without excessive water use.5. Very easy install. Righty tighty homie.6. Bet value for the money spent. Big box stores carry them however in my area they are more expensive in store than on Amazon.

Glad to have found these replacement heads at reasonable price. Hard to find in myLocal stores. Even Home Depot, Lowes, and Ace don’t seem to stock any more.

Item as described

Great price, will buy again.

One of my zones is overloaded with minimalpressure. These work welland deliver the water I need

Better then pop ups. They do not clog. No moving parts, no springs no filters. If you cut your own grass , these are placed just above ground level. No more worries aboutBroken pop ups or clogged filters. Here in Florida I've gone through all types of sprinkler heads , I've used these for 8 years, only have to replace a head if I move landscaping or add. If you use lawn company put flexible tubes so the heavy equipment doesn't crush them.

Did not want to use a brass pop up because they will steal those. This was used in a location that was piped many years ago and I did not want to redo the piping to use the newer type of pop up so this worked just fine and it was only a couple of bucks

For a shallow dirt area over the pump room