Can this set be used in parks, with sprinkler systems. I was told that the pole spike is 30" long and most sprinkler systems are at 16"
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Sorry never used it in the park as yetI would imagine it could wreck the underground piping....if you are extremely unlucky :(
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I Pole maybe 30" but it does not go in the ground 30"....maybe 12-16. I know nothing of sprinkler systems. We use our in our backyard. My teenage kids set it up. Love the system
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The spikes are as long as they say and will need to be pounded into the ground 20"-24" to maintain the poles from shifting during play, especially if the ground is soft. You can try different spike depths but there is a chance the poles will start to 'shift in' depending on what kind of play-ability out of the net you typically like to have. The answer I guess is 'Yes' you can use them but obviously try and be aware of sprinkler locations.
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I don't know for sure, but I don't think I would recommend it. You would probably run the chance of breaking part of the sprinkler system.
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I am not sure, we do not have sprinkler. You should try to contact the manufacture
1024324
I hammered in a ground spike about 6ft long and attached the ground to the spike. Depending on your soil you may need a longer spike. Then I attached the insulators I bought with it to wooden poles and ran the wire around my garden and attached it to the positive lead. It's important to make sure there is no vegetation touching the wire.
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I have a standard above ground pool that measures 48 inches high. We have an additional 6-7 inches of decking above the pool edge and they fit well. These steps work perfect because the top step is roughly at 40 inches. I believe they would work for your pool at 54 inches because the there are two adjustable pieces that stick off to the left in the picture that would be adjustable at a higher height and still hold the steps in place.
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You simply splice in some sprinkler wire to add the length/distance you need. Use waterproof wire nuts for sprinkler systems. You may put the splice in a waterproof electrical box if you like. Or in my case,.......I mounted this near a valve box and tied into the existing valve wire to hook up in the sprinkler controller. (Had two extra wires on the existing valve wires to tie into.) Hope this helps.
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The poles are about 3 foot tall and sit on the deck or rails of the pool. I could not get my poles to stay up so I tied the net to my deck rails and it works great
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I would contact the in ground sprinkler company that put your sprinkler system in; if anyone would know for sure if the tiller will damage the sprinkler system it will be them. It is a great tiller and extremely powerful and strong. If you are careful it should be okay but to be on the safe side contact the sprinkler system people first; they would know better than any of us would. Good luck!!
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Yes. However, I would set it up a week before you leave and make sure the water is getting to the plants. I live in the desert southwest and the spikes have worked for me for over a month at a time.
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The cool wave slide I purchased would be to short for the 7-8' tall tree fort. I have my mounted on a fort at approximately 5' for my grandsons, 2 & 4 YO. They love it.
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Not sure of your question Robert. This sprinkler requires a compatible stand to be used. You can usually swap out other stands or buy one separately.
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I meant the pole size , sorry ! If it is 8 inches you should have no problem.
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Approximately 1 inch wide and 5 inches long. They come with a plastic cap that you put on top of the spike so it can be pounded into the ground with a hammer. The top is reusable. Wait until the ground is soft from rain or the spikes will be hard to get into the ground and the top will crumble.
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No! you need to measure or estimate the diameter of the trunk of your tree about 1foot above the ground. 1-2 inches takes 2 spikes 3in.3, 4in.4 and so on. the circumference of the tree makes no difference. the spikes should be placed at least 30 inches from the trunk of the tree. Spikes need to be placed at the drip line around the circumference of the tree. If your tree is only 18in. at the drip line it is probably to small for spikes.
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This is pretty well spelled out on both the Amazon site and Gardena site. However, we have good water pressure and I purchased this for smaller areas and use it accordingly. On the box it says: Width: from 10' to 40' and length: 10'-60'. You can adjust all three controls (including volume of water). I am very pleased with this purchase as we are with the true oscillating model: GARDENA Premium Oscillating Sprinkler 250 for larger areas.
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probably would be ok. the spikes are slow release and last a season according to the maker. if you use them put at edge of drip line and in fewer numbers than usual. b
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Probably so. I generally use mine in a bed that's a little smaller. But if your water pressure is sufficient, this little sprinkler should work fine -- for a lawn. If you wanted to use it for a garden bed this size, I would caution that larger plants that are nearer the sprinkler will block the sprinkler flow from reaching the farther reaches of the bed. Gardena makes a larger sprinkler that can be adjusted two directions so that it will work well on smaller beds as well as larger. Regardless of which one you choose, you can't go wrong with a Gardena sprinkler. I think they're well worth the extra price up front. (I've used the full sized one for over 10 years. I bought the zoom-max a couple of years ago for some very narrow small beds, and I love it too. There's also one that sprinkles in a circular pattern. I thought it could be adjusted to sprinkle in different sized wedges, but I don't think it will. (At least I can't figure out how to do it.) Nothing wrong quality-wise, but it sprinkles only circles. Hope this is helpful -- good luck!
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No, poles are meant for the outside of pool only. Awesome pool volleyball set!!! Very nice & sturdy!!!