Raindrip Full Circle Adjustable Rotary Sprinkler with Riser - 8in Stake and 4in Riser - 2pk

Riser-Mounted Rotary Sprinkler for Coverage Above Ground Cover, 2pk

A sprinkler head mounted flush with the soil often has its spray blocked by mulch or low ground cover before it ever reaches full radius. Raindrip's full circle rotary sprinkler solves that with a 4in riser on top of an 8in stake, lifting the head clear of low growth so its adjustable 360-degree pattern reaches its full rated coverage.

This 2-pack suits paired zone installations, letting two matched heads cover adjoining sections of a bed or two separate planting areas with identical elevated coverage.

Key Features & Benefits

• Elevated riser configuration — the 4in riser lifts the sprinkler head above low-growing ground cover, mulch, and foliage for unobstructed spray.
• 8in stake for stable anchoring — holds the riser and head steady in garden soil and mulched beds during irrigation.
• Full circle coverage up to 15ft — distributes water across a full 360-degree pattern with adjustable diameter.
• Adjustable flow and diameter knob — controls spray diameter and flow rate in the field without tools or head replacement.
• 2-pack format — supports paired zone coverage or two separate garden areas with matching performance.

Who Should Use This

Gardeners using low-volume drip and micro-irrigation systems in beds where mulch depth or ground cover height blocks a flush-mounted head benefit from this sprinkler's elevated riser configuration.

About National Diversified Sales

Raindrip, the drip and micro-irrigation brand of National Diversified Sales (NDS), has supplied sprinkler hardware like this riser-mounted head across more than 30 years in residential and light-commercial irrigation. NDS got its start in 1972 and has kept its broader catalog oriented around efficient, dependable water-delivery hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why use a riser instead of a standard stake?

A riser lifts the sprinkler head above the soil surface and plant canopy, letting the full-circle spray pattern distribute water without obstruction from low-growing plants, mulch, or ground cover that would otherwise deflect or block it. Without that extra height, a portion of the spray pattern typically gets blocked before it ever reaches full radius.

Can I use the stake without the riser?

Yes, the 8in stake works independently to position the head closer to the soil surface if elevated clearance isn't needed for a particular planting layout. This flexibility lets the same stake serve open beds and low ground cover areas without buying a separate mounting option.

Is the riser height enough for tall ground cover plants?

The 4in riser clears most low-growing ground cover, but taller plantings may need an additional riser extension or repositioning to a spot with better spray clearance. Check clearance at the height of mature foliage rather than at planting time to avoid surprises later in the season.

How do I adjust the spray diameter while the system is running?

Turn the adjustment knob while the system is pressurized so you can watch the coverage pattern and dial in the diameter you want for each zone. Small adjustments go a long way, so turn the knob gradually and observe the spray pattern before locking in a setting.