How to Design a Sprinkler System 

To design a sprinkler system, you will need to measure the area of your garden that you wish it to cover and plan a scaled-down design on paper. You should check your water pressure (you can use a water gauge for this) and factor this in. Different areas of your garden will most likely require different levels of watering (due to factors such as specific plants and types of soil, and levels of sun or shade), so you should separate your garden into different “Hydrozones” to account for this.

For the sprinkler heads, you can use fixed and/or rotating heads – there are plenty on the market to choose from. The piping can be a difficult part of designing an outdoor sprinkler system – if you have no idea whether using a Red Oxide threaded pipe is the best option, get in touch with the specialists for some great advice.

The Benefits

An outdoor sprinkler system can have many benefits for your garden. Not only can an outdoor sprinkler system provide automatic hydration for your lawn and plants without you having to spend time manually watering them every day, but a sprinkler system can also be fun for your kids to play in when it is hot outside! Just make sure it’s not in a place that can cause accidental injuries though!

Easy Lawn Care

Outdoor sprinkler systems can keep your lawn lush and green whatever the season without you having to water it yourself. If you want to relax and enjoy the summer without having to worry about constantly filling up a watering can, a sprinkler system can ensure that your lawn looks healthy and you can enjoy it with your friends or family! The convenience offered and time saved by a sprinkler system is a real game-changer.

Saving Water 

Using a hose or watering can means that some areas of your garden are over-watered whereas other areas may be completely dry! Unless you spend hours a day watering, it is hard to avoid this. With a well-designed outdoor sprinkler system, you can ensure that each part of your garden (whether your lawn, plants, or flowerbeds) gets exactly the right amount of water. This can save water, which is good for the environment as well as your water bills! 

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As a parent, you want your kids to feel happy and content at home. Your home should be a haven for all members of your family. If you’ve recently welcomed a new addition, or you have a toddler rushing around, it’s wise to ensure your home is child-friendly and that it works on a practical level. Here are some tips to help you tick the fun and functional boxes. 

Storage

When you welcome a bundle of joy into the world, one of the first things you notice is that little people have a lot of stuff. Storage is crucial for family-friendly living spaces, and it can make all the difference when it comes to keeping your home clean and tidy and minimising stress at the end of the day. If you invest in storage solutions, it takes a matter of minutes to turn a playroom that resembles a bombsite into a beautiful, neat, clutter-free zone. There are myriad options available, and you can make purchases according to the function and look of the room. In childrens’ bedrooms and playrooms, shelving units, boxes, crates, tubs and systems that have drawers and cubby holes work perfectly. If you’re looking for something chic and stylish for a living room, search for furniture that has hidden storage, for example, tables with pull-out drawers or footstools that have concealed storage under the cushion. You can also create a feature out of open shelving on one wall or hang shelves or wall-mounted units to maximise floor space. 

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