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Full-circle watering, zero effort
Spinning through a complete 360 degrees, this sprinkler sends even arcs of water in every direction at once. No dry wedges, no doubling back with the hose — the whole circle drinks together. Set it in the middle of the lawn and let geometry do the gardening.
Hooks up to any garden hose
Connect your existing hose, open the tap, and water pressure alone sets the heads spinning — no batteries, motors or timers required. Moving it to the next patch takes seconds. It's the kind of straightforward tool that just works, summer after summer.
Greener grass, happier evenings
While the sprinkler works its circles, you're free to deadhead the roses, fire up the barbecue or simply sit and watch the rainbows in the spray. On hot days the kids will claim it as their own personal water park. The lawn thrives either way.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
How far does the spray reach?
How far does the spray reach?
Coverage scales with your water pressure — the stronger the flow, the wider the watered circle. For most home lawns, one central position or a couple of moves covers everything. Test it for a few minutes and adjust placement to suit.
Does it need any power source?
Does it need any power source?
No — the water flowing through the rotating heads drives the spin entirely. There's nothing to charge, plug in or program. If the water's on, it's working.
When is the best time to water?
When is the best time to water?
Early morning or evening is ideal — less water evaporates and the lawn absorbs more. Avoid the midday sun where possible. A good soak a few times a week beats a light sprinkle every day.
What if the rotation slows or stops?
What if the rotation slows or stops?
That's almost always grit in the nozzles or a kinked hose — both quick fixes. Rinse the heads and check the line for twists. Storing it indoors over winter keeps the mechanism free-spinning for years.