164FT 190 Pcs Drip Irrigation Kit,Garden Irrigation System 1/4" 1/2” Blank Distribution Tubing Watering Drip Kit Automatic Irrigation Equipment for Garden Greenhouse, Flower Bed,Patio,Lawn (164 FT)

Update 5/3/2024: We finished putting the entire system together after doing a little research. Putting the two kits together worked as planned - you can go up to 200ft with 1/2 inch hose. The problem we were having is having tooany emitters, going too far per connection on the 1/2-1/4 inch Ts. We were trying to do two 10ft lines per garden box. Some of the emitters wouldn't even work. So we did just between one and two feet per T connection and now everything works perfectly. If you are confused about what you need, look up the 200/200, 30/30, 480/480 rule - part of it is, the further the line has to go, the bigger the supply line needs to be. There are other technical details with that, but too much to type here.As far as assembly goes, it took us two days to install, because we ran some underground through PVC. The first day consisted mainly of getting the half inch tube in (55 ft, collectively). That was the easy part, because the half inch tube is extremely easy to work with. The second day was adding Ts and feeder lines. Tried hot water and didn't see a real difference. Pushing them on from a little ways back with a little air in the tube and rocking them back and forth was a lot easier. My hands still hurt for a few days after, but still totally worth the work.We also have plenty of 1/4 inch tube left and a bunch of emitters and some spare parts we plan to use in the container part of the garden.Anyway . . . As far as function goes, this is one of the best purchases we have made. We got it to replace soaker hoses and my, what a difference. 100% happy with this purchase. Would recommend and will definitely order another kit, if we need to.**********Old review*******I was actually surprised by the quality of the hose and fittings. The emitters are a little questionable, but the rest of the kit is nice. The 1/2 inch hose is nice and thick and the 1/4 inch is flexible, but good quality. Not gonna lie, though. It's tedious to put together. Even warming the tube, my hands hurt after assembling two runs. May have to get some grippy gloves or something, to finish the rest. I've found rocking the tube back and forth makes it easier to get on.We bought two kits, because the 1/2 inch hose was about 10 feet short of being able to service the whole garden. I can't really give a fair rating on function yet, because we have a few issues to resolve that may be affecting how everything works.

The media could not be loaded. This trip kit was fairly easy to figure out. The instructions were vague. I spread all the components out on a table and referenced the visual instructions to make sense of the parts.I have this irrigation set up in (4) 4'x8' raised beds that have 6-8 drips each. They only give you 4 of the large tube to 1/4" branch units, but tons of misters and drippers. (The misters dont mist, its more like a sqirt gun stream even after adjustment.) I needed a branch unit for each of my raised beds (see my video for how I set it up) My only other complaint is that the end bed gets very little water pressure. I wish there was a way to hook up the hose to the middle of the system for my 4 beds so the water pressure could be distributed a little more evenly. Maybe the company has the correct part, but I haven't looked and that component wasn't in the kit. The system is super easy to edit, so I could easily go to home depot for the part and try to jerryrig somthing.Tip- warm the tube's in the sun, or use very hot water to soften them a bit. I would say the tubes were very soft sitting in 80 degree sunshine and it was still a little difficult. I made sure there was a proper connection and didn't have any leaks when it started up.Over all, its a great value. I bought a second kit.It looks like your typical drip system, works well and is good quality.

I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting much from this set, but I was pleasantly surprised at the quality when I went to install it. I'm using it with a small pump for a hydroponic setup and it allowed me to plumb in 14 emitters in just a few minutes with very little hassle. The emitters are easy to adjust and I haven't had any leaks. I liked it enough I bought another to have for spares.

So, I guess you get what you pay for. I wasn't entirely sure what I needed for an irrigation system, so I thought, lets start here. I should have spent the money to get a quality product.First things first... its cheap. connections don't stay connected. I had to put zip ties on the connections otherwise they would just pop off. I don't know if its the heat here because its summer time or what, but not exactly amazing build quality.Second problem, low flow at the end of the chain, even with fiddling around with the nozzles, not great, some areas flood, some don't get enough.Third and largest issue, the hose exploded (See photo). It flooded my yard, meaning I spent hours mucking up the mess, dealing with damage, etc. And to top it off... I can't return it because I don't have the original manufacturers packaging for a refund. No help there.Learn from my mistakes, spend the extra.

I wasn’t as much as we thought it would be but that’s on us not them.

Good product for what it is. I'm just not sold on the whole drip irrigation idea. It just seems easier and more efficient to hand water.

A little time consuming to setup but well worthit to have tyhis set up for the season.

Wasn't sure because of prices but it's amazing and I will be ordering another kit for my other garden