The Hozelock Garden Sprinkler Plus has four arms that rotate and either spray as a jet for watering turf and established plants or a delicate mist spray for young plants or seedlings.
There are two jets and the unit has a ‘sled’ base so it will be stable sitting on any surface.
The second most expensive sprinkler in our list, for the extra money you are getting a lot of functionality.
It has the ability to cover up to 520m². An affordable sprinkler that pokes into the ground, so it wont blow away.
The only downside is that the spike is not as robust as you would probably like it to be.
(So you need to be a bit gentle with it.) It takes a bit of getting used to – the instruction card is not the most informative.
But when you have worked it out it is a fantastic little gadget. You are able to set the spray angle at 90, 180, 270 or 360 degrees, which is super useful.
Especially if you are wanting to be in one area of the garden whilst the sprinkler is in use (and not get soaked!) The water flow is good, regardless of the water pressure.
You can also use your regular Hozelock connectors with it.
Just plug in and go, you can use standard Hozelock connectors with the Bradas garden sprinkler. It works very well even with low pressure water and is super small so easy to store. It is the cheapest sprinkler in our list and the most basic.
But if you have never owned a lawn sprinkler before and only want to spend a few pounds to try one out then perhaps give it a go. Its covers a circle shape of 10ft wide so it it perfect for small gardens.
One thing to bare in mind is that the unit is very light so could easily be blown or tipped up.
This really is a wonderful, well though out product.
If you’re a proud gardener is the perfect accessory to fill you with joy every time you use it. It’s a robust and well made beautiful device.
The oscillating sprinklers ensure a great, even coverage.
This garden sprinkler guarantees stability with a strong base and two fold out anchor spikes for extra stability.
(Ensuring it will stay put, even on the most uneven ground.) We love the adjustable spray patterns and the individual turn off buttons.
(You can tailor the coverage perfectly to your garden.) It has a huge area coverage of up to 320m² and has a long life.
The Kärcher Premium has a robust and durable gear system with a water flow regulator so you can fully customise the volume of water used. Bonus features include a rotating spray guard, that flips over a portion of the nozzles so you don’t get soaked when making adjustments.
As part of the sturdy base, there is a hanging hook for easy storage and an integrated pin so you can clean the nozzles if any become blocked.
(This is hidden away and can be accessed by turning a dial.) It can be used with your regular Kärcher / Hozelock hose connectors.
The Oasis Ahead sprinkler gives pulsating water coverage with up to 360 degrees rotation.
This sprinkler comfortable covers the largest area in our comparison list.
Ranging from 371m² to 557m² depending on water pressure.
You can easily set the distance you want the water to reach and add diffusion to the water streams using the diffusion pin. It can be used, like most other water sprinklers, for simply watering your lawn or flower beds.
Or as part of an irrigation system, or as a fun summer splashing activity for children or water loving dogs. One great little features is the ‘connector thread’ on the unit, which allow you to connect multiple sprinklers. The base unit is robust and heard wearing, no flimsy plastic in sight.
Just the heavy duty stuff with rubber grips on both sides.
If there is one downside to this sprinkler, its that it can be noisy.
As the water pulsates out, the back splash plate makes affably loud clicking noise.
(Which to be fair, is a pretty much standard thing with this type of sprinkler.)
But worth mentioning just in case you would want to use the sprinkler whilst in the garden. This sprinkler system also has a shut off valve on the actual sprinkler unit.
(So you can turn the water on and off conveniently to test the settings – without having to run back to the tap each time!)
The Silverline, considering its very budget appeal, is packed with quite a few features.
How long it will last is another question.
But at the end of the day, if you’re only after a cheap sprinkler to keep your grass alive through the short British summer.
And the sprinkler you buy will most likely end up ‘somewhere’ in the shed over winter… this one might be just be for you!
It can be used with Hozelock fittings
Has 8 patterns
360 degree rotation
Pretty impressive!
The spray patterns are:
single jet
double jet
small circle mist
large circle spray
large circle mist
large circle spray
small semi circle
large semi circle
That all sounds pretty confusing but if you look at the top of the sprinkler, there is a convenient little symbol code for each setting, that logical describes the setting.
It is not going to be the very best sprinkler in the world at this price.
But will certainly keep you amused for a while playing with all the different settings.
It doesn’t cover a huge area, so if you have the patience to pull it around the garden every now and again then you will be well away.
The Greenkey sprinkler looks high quality straight away thanks to its robust looking solid metal base. It is kind of vintage looking, like an old piece of farm machinery.
Which is always a bonus.
It feels luxurious and is heavy. The components feel durable and resilient to knocks.
The upside: there’s no spike that goes into the ground that could snap.
The downside: If you accidentally kick it with bare feet you will regret it!! It covers a circle of up to 25 metre diameter and needs 2 bar water pressure for the most effective operation.
(The water bar pressure scale goes from 1 – 10). The head in made of zinc and the hose connector is brass for a long lasting life.
In terms of dispersing the water, it uses a traditional pulsating head to spray the water evenly.
It comes with quick adaptor screws to fit your hose and covers up to 312m². It has 16 nozzles and oscillates (the nozzles move back and forth in a regular rhythm) for even water distribution.
This water sprinkler has been designed with garden life in mind, with a sturdy frame to withstand dogs, kids, weather and even accidental drops.
The heavy base ensure it wont get blown or knocked over.
You need a fairly good water pressure to make the most if this water sprinkler.
Hi, I’m Mike. I am a keen gardener and I love growing my own produce at home and maintaining my allotment (my pride and joy). I have worked in a garden centre for a number of years and have decided to apply my knowledge online to help you decide which gardening tools are best for you.
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