Bonviee 169FT Drip Irrigation System, Garden Watering System with 1/2"& 1/4" Tubing, Adjustable Drip Emitters and Barbed Fittings, Automatic Drip Irrigation Kit for Raised Garden, Greenhouse, Lawn

This is a perfect way to learn how to set up irrigation! I work at a store that sells all the parts included in this kit but knowing what to use and how to use it all is overwhelming. This kit gives you everthinf you need and the instructions help you get started in mapping out your system. I have a huge garden and it took a little bit of brain work to figure out how I wanted to set this up but once I got started it all fell into place. I had more than enough pieces to do the job. My garden is three 8x3 foot raised beds, three 36 inch round raised beds, one 4x2 raised bed, one barrel planter, and a 20x2 foot long bed. It is all getting watered nicely!!

This toolkit has been very useful for a completely new drip zone. I conenected the 1/4" tubing directly from a sprinkler manifold. The couplers/connectors allowed us to use multiple emitters off a single 1/4" tube. The kit comes with 3 emitters to choose from: (1) a mist spray that outputs 1.8 gph, (2) a small radius sprinkler that outputs up to 18gph and can be shut on/off, and (3) a small radius bubbler that outputs up to 10gph and can be shut off. Pictured are the mist sprays that output 1.8 gph next to some small plants. The 1/4" materials I used were all very durable to work with. I didn't use any of the 1/2" materials, although the quality also felt high quality. I would recommend this kit to anyone starting a new drip zone and needing the parts to get it done!

Decent little kit for the price. I bought replacement 1/2 inch line due to reviews on here, but I think some people just left constant pressure without a water timer - and also didn't use a pressure regulator. I may need to take pressure regulator off though because adding any emitters in sequence really lowers pressure of the whole system, and that is the biggest con of this kit. So 1/3 of the emitters are unused for this reason. I also ran out of 1/4 inch tubing. Great starter kit to learn just how easy drip irrigation is, and for that lesson, the kit is priceless to me.

Well designed and relatively easy to assemble, but the emitters do not work well because they require a very high water pressure. The first few work fine, but downstream emitters just dribble.

I bought this kit, along with an additional 100 ft of 1/2 inch tubing, 50 ft of 1/4 inch tubing, 1” garden stakes, and additional connectors for the the 1/2 hose and this irrigation system works perfectly! This irrigation system runs about 80:ft around 3/4 of my house. I set up a regular garden hose that runs along the back of my house across my patio to my garden. This is where it connects to the irrigation system. To insure that I had enough water pressure for the entire length, I use the pieces that I was able to adjust and shut off in case I wasn’t getting enough water pressure. So I put most of the orange drip irrigation tips within the first 40 ft length of 1/2 inch hose. I used connectors about every 3-5 ft so that I could run the 1/4 inch tubing & fittings to each individual plant along my foundation. I used 9 of the blue tipped fountain sprayers, 5 of the red tipped sprinklers, all 20 of the orange tipped adjustable spray/drip heads (I glued these on) and a few of the T connectors. I also used 10- 1/2 “ connectors (these are what you attach the 1/4” tubing to and only 4 come with the kit). The key to my assembly success, and what saved my fingers from agonizing pain, was using a heat gun! I tried the hot water method but after a few minutes The water would cool too much and the tubing would not get hot enough to stretch and slide over the fitting. The tubing that comes with this kit was softer than the tubing that came from another seller that I purchased as extra. Once I got the tubing over the fitting I heated it again which cause it to shrink slightly around the fitting so that when it cooled it was set in place. I used garden stakes to hold the hose and connectors firmly in place. I capped the end, which comes with the kit. I had a bunch of left over pieces. This took me several hours to assemble but it is well worth it. I’ve used it only about 4 times since installing it 2 weeks ago because we keep getting rain, but I only have to run it for 5-10 minutes because it is directly watering each plant! This is such a huge time and water saver for me! So happy with this purchase!!!

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I loved it initially as it was very easy to set up. It worked great. However, after three days of use under 100 degree F.... it started falling apart. My vegetation died after I came back from a weekend away. When looking into it, found out that the end cap couldn't hold the normal pressure and had come off even after fittingit tight and properly. I had setup... didn't feel right returning this thing... now I am stuck with this that doesn't work. :( POOR Quality!!

I was nervous cause an irrigation system is a big deal but it only took about 40 minutes to install and I still have product left to irritate my corn field! Super easy to install but skip the hot water for the tubing and just heat it up a bit with a lighter. Turning it on and hearing the gurgling and spraying was a wicked high! A few little adjustments to actually lower the flow and it’s perfect! I think I’ll have an abundance of produce to share soon!

No issues installing. No leaks. Used warm water for a few joints but most was able to jam if pushed hard enough. Only thing I learnt is if you use more than two sprinkler attachments on one section of 1/4”, the pressure gets bad. Had I known this it would have saved time. Also wish the kit came with more 1/2” line. I needed more and can’t find the same style tubing anywhere so ordered a second kit as the price is good for more 1/2 and 1/4 tubing.

Had to purchase 3 sets for some 60 ft-long planting bed on my patio about a month ago. It still works well. Easy to assemble, and most of the time was spent on designing the network of tubes reaching various plants instead. The cons of the irrigation system include, firstly, the relatively short length of the 1/2”-wide tube at only 19 ft. Secondly, the diversion from 4-outlets connector into 8 outlets is not effective though relevant accessories are provided. Apart from the above, I’m very satisfied with the irrigation system. Will also see if it could last long for years!

This was my first time installing a drip irrigation system. Did both the front and back yards (Needed more supplies than what came here but was a great start). This had everything i needed to start and is an amazing little kit.

I bought this product to test out an irrigation system for my hanging baskets and planters. I set this up maybe mid July and it was pretty easy for one person to do. I was hopeful that I would get at least a full summer out of it but I got barely a month and a half. The main 1/2 inch line has burst its internal lining causing holes in the outer shell. I’ve tried taping up the holes to salvage it for the rest of the summer but it still leaks. I ran this from the hose inside my garage so by the time I noticed the leaks it had already soaked everything stored in the garage. If you’re looking for a reliable product don’t cheap out like I did and just buy a more expensive kit!!

Overall good but the main black hose that is 1/2 inch splitted after 3 4 months and had to be replaced