Drip Irrigation Tape for Vegetable Garden Rows, 8 mil Thickness and 1,640 ft Roll with 12-Inch Emitter Spacing
Drip irrigation tape delivers water at the roots of vegetable plants, helping you water garden rows without soaking the spaces between them. This 8 mil tape comes in a 1,640-foot roll, giving you length to divide across your garden layout.
Emitters spaced every 12 inches provide a handy guide when positioning transplants. For tomatoes planted 2 feet apart, place a plant at every other emitter. The tape can also be buried up to 6 inches deep to help keep it straight along the row and reduce twisting.
Features
- Root-focused watering helps avoid watering unused spaces between vegetable rows.
- Regular 12-inch emitter spacing helps guide transplant placement.
- A 1,640-foot roll can be divided into multiple rows according to your garden layout and water supply.
- Burial up to 6 inches deep helps keep the tape aligned and the emitters facing upward.
- Maximum recommended individual row length is 100 feet at 12 psi.
Specifications
- Product: Drip irrigation tape
- Thickness: 8 mil
- Length per roll: 1,640 ft
- Emitter spacing: 12 inches
- Maximum burial depth: 6 inches
- Maximum recommended row length: 100 ft at 12 psi
- Required water supply flow range: 0.4–8 gallons per minute
- System sizing example: A 5-gallon-per-minute supply supports up to 1,250 ft of tape across multiple rows
Frequently Asked Questions
How much drip tape is included in one roll?
One roll of this 8 mil drip irrigation tape contains 1,640 feet of tape, with emitters every 12 inches.
Can I use the emitter spacing to lay out tomato plants?
Yes. This drip tape has emitters every 12 inches, so planting a tomato at every other emitter gives you 2-foot plant spacing.
Can this drip irrigation tape be buried?
Yes. This drip irrigation tape can be buried up to 6 inches deep. Burying it helps keep the tape straight and the emitters facing upward.
How long can each garden row be?
Each row of this drip irrigation tape should be no longer than 100 feet at 12 psi. Longer rows can receive uneven water distribution.
Can my water supply run the entire roll at once?
Your supply flow determines how much of this drip tape can operate at once. A 5-gallon-per-minute supply supports up to 1,250 feet across multiple rows. Measure flow by timing how many minutes it takes to fill a 5-gallon bucket, then divide 5 by that time to get gallons per minute.