Raindrip Inc 382005B Stake Riser 5 Pack Sprinkler

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 382005B is a 5-pack combination of 8-inch stakes and 4-inch risers designed for use with sprinkler heads and spray emitters in low-volume irrigation systems. The stakes anchor drip and spray components securely in the ground, while the risers elevate spray heads to the proper height for consistent water distribution. This hardware is a standard support solution used by irrigation technicians and landscape professionals to position emitters above soil and mulch surfaces. Each pack includes enough hardware to service multiple emitter stations in a single service call.

This stake and riser combination is suited for residential and light commercial drip and sprinkler irrigation installations. Typical applications include garden bed irrigation, landscape spray zones, and drip system emitter positioning where stable ground mounting is required. The 8-inch stake length provides solid anchorage in standard soil conditions, and the 4-inch riser brings spray heads to an effective operating height above ground cover and mulch layers.

Key Features

• 5-pack quantity supports multiple emitter positions per service visit
• 8-inch stake length for secure anchorage in standard soils
• 4-inch riser height elevates spray heads above mulch and ground cover
• Compatible with common sprinkler spray heads and drip emitters
• Lightweight construction at 1 pound per pack for easy transport

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-fitment stake and riser set for residential and light commercial sprinkler spray systems. Consult the emitter or spray head manufacturer specifications to confirm thread and barb compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Irrigation technicians and landscape contractors typically install these components as part of drip or spray zone setup. Shut off the irrigation system and relieve line pressure before connecting or repositioning emitters and risers. Push stakes firmly into soil to the full depth to prevent shifting under operating pressure. Follow local irrigation and plumbing codes where applicable for low-volume drip system installations.