Grow1 White Vinyl Tubing - 3/16-in ID x 1/4-in OD - 1000 ft

Long Flexible Vinyl Line for Air or Water Runs - 1000 ft

Running air and water lines across a grow space means cutting many pieces, and short coils run out fast. This Grow1 white vinyl tubing gives you one continuous 1000 ft length with a 3/16-in inner diameter and 1/4-in outer diameter, so you can cut each run to fit. It carries either air or water.

This is a single 1000 ft unit, which suits commercial growers and larger indoor setups that plumb many stations or rooms. Home gardeners with a few lines should check how much tubing they need first, since this length covers a lot of runs.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3/16-in inner diameter — fits small accessories and fittings sized for this bore.
• 1/4-in outer diameter — a common small-line size for compact plumbing.
• Vinyl material — flexible enough to bend around reservoirs, trays and fittings.
• Air or water use — one tubing type for aeration and delivery lines.
• White colour — makes lines easy to see and tell apart from other tubing.

Who Should Use Grow1 White Vinyl Tubing

Commercial growers, multi-room operations and serious hobbyists who plumb many small air or water lines will get the most from the 1000 ft length.

About Grow1 White Vinyl Tubing

Grow1 white vinyl tubing measures 3/16-in inner diameter by 1/4-in outer diameter and is sold as a single 1000 ft unit. It is made of vinyl and is suitable for air or water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the inner diameter of this tubing?
A: The inner diameter is 3/16 in. The outer diameter is 1/4 in.

Q: Can I use it for both air and water?
A: Yes. It is suited to either air or water lines.

Q: What does inner diameter mean?
A: Inner diameter is the width of the hollow bore the air or water travels through. It determines which fittings and accessories the tubing connects to.

Q: Is one roll too much for a small setup?
A: It may be. At 1000 ft, this unit suits large or multi-station layouts, so estimate your total line length before ordering.

Q: How do I cut it to length?
A: Use a sharp blade or tubing cutter and make a clean, square cut. A clean end seats better on fittings.