We are a specialist company dedicated to the supply or supply and installation of high quality professional irrigation equipment. Most products are made in Europe and are made from high quality materials suited to industrial environments. This however does not mean that the equpment is more expensive than the key domestic brands. It does in actual fact mean that we can supply a higher quality more durable product at much lower prices that the key domestic type systems. We work with landscapers and installers offering a commercial grade irrigation solution for all situations. From greenhouse watering and misting to sports and domestic irrigation. We have 40 years of experience working in the Horticultural industry.
At Easy Irrigation we hold all our products in stock so that it is available for a very swift desptach.
We gurantee your total satisfaction and will always put you our customer first. Our well trained staff have many years of experience in Horticulture, Agriculture, Parks, golf and domestic irrigation. Our experience extends beyond just watering and covers many areas of horticulture. Call us today on 01189736905 no matter how small the problem and with our vast range of stock we should be able to help you.
Hose pipes come in many different price and quality categories. We have summarised below the key features of each style of hose so that you can make an educated decision prior to buying your new garden hose pipe
Tricoflex is made in France and is part of the Hozelock group. This is a high quality hose that has traditionally been the best hose that we stock. These hoses have been available since the 80's and are often seen in high use areas like nurseries and garden centres.
Gardena garden hose pipes are very similar to the range offered by Claber and again we feel that there are probably better alternatives that are manufactured in the United Kingdom that are a similar or lower price.
Hose pipe diameter depends on the length of the hose and the amount of water you want to come out of the end. If you are filling water troughs then a low flow is probably ok however if you are trying to water plants by hand then you will probably want to have as much water as possible. The key thing to remember is that the smaller the diameter of the pipe the faster the water will move and the greater the friction. and the greater the loss of flow depending on the length of the pipe. For a more detailed explanation please look at our pipe friction article on our blog which can be found by clicking here. While this is water pipe the same applies to hose pipe although at a greater level so please do call 01189736905 for more help
