Reddit reviews Rain Bird T22-250S Drip Irrigation 1/4" Blank Distribution Tubing, 250'Roll, Black
We found 3 Reddit comments about Rain Bird T22-250S Drip Irrigation 1/4" Blank Distribution Tubing, 250'Roll, Black. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Rugged, flexible tubing that's easy to unroll and stake in garden, flower bed, ground cover or other landscaped areasUse as the main line in a small Drip irrigation system or to branch off from larger 1/2" Drip tubing to micro-watering devicesTextured finish improves handling; making connections faster and easierExtra flexibility for kink-free installation, unmatched resistance to chemicals, algae growth and UV damageUnique Micro-Porous design creates an ultra-tight connectionCompatible with most brands of 1/4" Barbed Fittings, Spot Watering Emitters, Micro-Bubblers, Misters and SpraysDesigned for underground or above-ground installationTubing specifications: outside diameter 0.25", inside diameter 0.17", wall thickness .04"Operating pressure: 0 to 70 psi.
Makes use of a few of my 3D print designs:
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This is what I was looking at buying. By “tee up”, do you mean stake down? Why would you go 1/2 vs 1/4 inch?
Have you just drilled holes for water, or have you actually added in drip irrigation heads? The heads will help prevent oddities in water pressure and will better regulate everything. You can even pair them with 1/4 tubing and couplings to get the water where you want it to go. In my experience, the heads are better than the soaker hoses.