Raindrip Inc R251DT Drip Irrigation Tubing 10 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R251DT is a 0.25-inch diameter vinyl drip irrigation tubing designed for residential and light commercial irrigation systems. Manufactured from medical-grade vinyl, this tubing delivers flexible, durable performance in low-flow drip irrigation layouts. Each roll measures 50 feet in length, making it well-suited for running supply lines to emitters, micro-sprays, or distribution headers. This package includes 10 rolls for a total of 500 feet of tubing. It is typically installed by irrigation contractors, landscapers, and experienced DIYers building or expanding drip irrigation zones.

The R251DT is used in drip irrigation systems for garden beds, landscaping, container plantings, and agricultural rows where precise, low-volume water delivery is required. The redwood color provides a natural, low-visibility appearance when routed along the soil surface or through mulched beds. With 10 rolls per package, this product is appropriate for larger installations or stocking in a supply truck or shop inventory.

Key Features

• Medical-grade vinyl construction for flexibility and durability in outdoor irrigation use
• 0.25-inch diameter compatible with standard drip irrigation fittings and emitters
• 50-foot roll length per unit for manageable routing in confined planting areas
• Package of 10 rolls provides 500 total feet per order unit
• Redwood color blends with soil and mulch for a low-profile installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 0.25-inch drip irrigation supply tubing compatible with typical barbed fittings, emitters, and distribution manifolds used in residential and commercial drip irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Drip irrigation tubing is installed by irrigation professionals or knowledgeable DIYers using barbed fittings, tubing cutters, and punch tools. Shut off the irrigation water supply before making any connections or modifications to an existing system. Avoid kinking the tubing during installation, particularly in cold temperatures when vinyl is less flexible. Local codes and manufacturer guidelines should be consulted for proper burial depth, backflow prevention requirements, and zone pressure ratings.