Every inch watered. Every zone that runs.

Pick your lawn and the water you have. The heads go on head to head, the zones are split to what your water can run, and every pipe is sized with the pressure checked at the last head.

Your water

6 gpm at 45 psi9 gpm at 55 psi12 gpm at 60 psi15 gpm at 65 psi

Plan a 30 x 40 lawn160 plans, each checked head to head

Your water comes first.

PSI --

A $10 gauge on the outside faucet, everything else in the house off. That is your pressure.

GPM --

Time a 5 gallon bucket at the same faucet, wide open. 300 divided by the seconds is your flow.

Those two numbers decide how many heads a zone can run and whether rotors will pop up at all. Every plan here is drawn for one pair. How to measure.

Illustration: a lawn being watered by pop-up sprinklers at sunrise

No dry corners.

Head to head means every head throws all the way to the next one, so every spot gets water from at least two. Quarter circles in the corners, half circles on the edges, full circles in the middle.

Photo is an illustration.

What is on a plan

  • The zone mapEvery head numbered, every zone in color, every pipe with its size.
  • The head scheduleZone, arc, nozzle and gpm for each head.
  • The pressure checkPressure left at the last head of every zone.
  • Parts and scheduleEverything to buy, and the minutes per station.

$9 a plan, for your yard and your water.

The systems

Checked before it is drawn

  • Head to head: two heads on every spot of lawn
  • No zone over three quarters of your water
  • Enough pressure at the last head of every zone
  • No pipe faster than 5 ft per second

For irrigation supply counters

Put the planner on your own site: your customers arrive with the parts list and buy it from you. Write to us.

Measure, pick, dig once.

Find your lawn size on your water, check it is watered edge to edge, and take the plan to the counter.

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