Gilmour 876S Square Pattern Spot Sprinkler, Blue

I like these sprinklers, as these are simple and great for the small areas. It's easier to put the water to the target area and not waste so much. It looks like these will last for a long time. The low price is great, too.

Due to a drought in my area, several sections of my lawn are turning brown. Irrigation system doesn’t have enough pressure to pop up the heads. Started watering by hand but it’s too hot to be outside even in not in direct sun. Saw this and decided to give it a try. Wasn’t expecting much because of the low price. First of all, it’s made of metal. It is smaller than I thought it would be but it works very well for the small areas I need to water. Not high pressure just a nice gentle stream of water. Because of the weight, sprayer stays put once placed on grass. A great value for the money. Highly recommend.

works well

I love this fabulous little sprinkler! The water arcs up and out, unlike the ring type sprinkler which only arcs outward, leaving the middle area dry. I put a long, skinny screw in the hole that is at the one end of the sprinkler to push down into the soil to keep the small but mighty sprinkler in place! (I took mine to the hardware store to find a screw that was long enough and skinny enough to fit through the hole.) It works great!,

Good classic sprinkler with heavier drops vs a fine mist. I really like that because we have windy conditions quite frequently and the fine mist sprinklers just end up having the water blow away. Just wish this came in more spray patterns. Great price (best around) and fast delivery. So glad I found this! TBlakely23 was the seller.

I've tried several dozen different sprinklers over the past five years, and quite frankly, none of them are decent. It's such a weird market. It seems it would be so easy to make a sprinkler.The trick is with "square" patterns, as any sprinkler spraying out from a center point is going to have "rounded sides" or an unequal allocation of water. This head does about as well as any possibly could, though I would describe the spray patter as more like an X. I've found, of all of the sprinklers I have tried to deliver a consistent about of water to all four corners of my very small lawn, this head probably does the best out of all of them I've tried. It just misses everything in between.The number one challenge I'm up against is that my front area is a very small rectangle area where about 60% of the surface is concrete. I'd like to minimize wasted water as much as possible, and as I stated before, this sprinkler head does the best job at that of any I've triedThe problem is twofold. Number one is that it's still not very good at it. I have to reposition the sprinkler several times in order to get it to sit just right.The second problem is that it is very, very, very light weight. I can't get it to sit flat, but there's where I found the best way for me to use it.I've been positioning the sprinkler head at an angle, which helps create a rectangular patter. It just takes a lot of time to set up the spray pattern to be precise.This will work for my back yard, which is much larger and can be split into two squares. My next sprinkler purchase, though, is going to be what I should have started with. I'm getting a Nelson Train.

The media could not be loaded.  What I found most attractive about this sprinkler is its small size, simplicity of design and low price. The one-piece metal casting has a threaded hose connection with included rubber washer to ensure a leak-proof fit. The top appears to be made of perforated brass which produces an even spread of vertical water streams, ensuring even coverage in the small area I wish to water.To restore the landscaping after some work was done to level the concrete slab for our backup power generator, I planted fresh sod around it. In order to ensure that the sod would thrive and take root, I bought and installed this small sprinkler on a rubber mat (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B3CZTXFZ) atop my generator. The mat prevents the sprinkler from slipping and from scratching the generator's top and remains in place even when the generator is running. The hose is connected to a watering timer that automatically turns on the water for an hour per day.After just a few days of use, the sod is obviously thriving and has turned green. Once the sod has established its roots in the soil to keep itself moist, I'll be able to assign this sprinkler to another small job on my property.

So much water flows easily through this little sprinkler I DO with it were a bit larger so the total circle of area it covered was greater - but it is perfect for moving it every 15 minutes from one bush or area to another with plenty of moisture/water to keep things healthy and green in this 90-100 heat.

just got this little sprinkler yesterday (July 16/21) I was surprised at its size.when I open the box and saw the size (it fits in the palm of your hand) well I thought I bought more junk.To my surprise it did just what they said it would do.So girls size doesn't matter ha ha.This little sprinkler works great cover the area perfectly with only a 1/4 turn on the outside water tap.So its also uses less water to cover the area.I would recommend this sprinklercan't rate the durability yet as I have only had it a day and only used it once but I think it will be good for years to come

I purchased this for an average suburbian back yard that is approx. 6000 sq. ft. and in moving it around I soaked my whole yard in 4 sections. The sprinkler is sturdy and stays put. It gives a nice strong wide jet of water in a circular pattern. Doesn't turn over under the heavy water pressure in my area and covered a large area at a time. It soaked my parched grass and rose bushes. Highly recommend it because I am very happy with this small but powerful sprinkler. I'd say it's better than the plastic ones that we usually see. This one is much stronger due to it's small design.

Simple and effective. It is made of metal (what kind I don't know, but I'm not drinking the water, so who cares?). Depending on the water pressure of the moment, it can spread over a good area. However, this is not for standalone/detached homes. This is more for townhouse dwellers with smaller token gardens and yards. But it's durable and works great.

Good value

I bought this specifically for my flower beds and am happy I did. I can control the distance with the amount of flow from the tap and keep it from watering the lawn during restrictions. It doesn't cover a huge area even with the tap wide open so if you're looking for a sprinkler to do big spaces this isn't the one you want.It's metal so I expect it will hold up for many years as I had a plastic one for ages that got lost. Worth the money for sure if you're looking for something to last and use in the beds, for a small yard or even for the kids to run through I would think.