31″ Tall 3/4″ Rain Bird Ground Spike Sprinkler with Base Plate

$349.00 CDN

Elevated 31-inch ground sprinkler with a commercial 3/4-inch Rain Bird impact head, 24-inch high-flow riser and heavy triangular step-in base. Projects up to a 50-foot radius at 50 PSI while using approximately 7–9 US GPM with the supplied nozzle setup.

Description

Elevated high-flow ground coverage

Clear Tall Vegetation and Project Water Farther

A 31-inch step-in ground sprinkler that raises the commercial 3/4-inch Rain Bird impact head above grass, brush and low obstacles for broad perimeter wetting.

Water Winger-class impact head

Uses the same commercial 3/4-inch Rain Bird impact sprinkler head fitted to the Water Winger for long-throw rotating coverage.

Elevated 31-inch reach

The tall riser helps the water stream clear vegetation and nearby obstacles that can block a conventional low ground sprinkler.

Step-in triangular base

Press the heavy steel plate down with your foot to set three removable 7-inch spikes firmly into suitable ground.

Performance and construction

Overall height
Approximately 31 inches
Impact head
Commercial 3/4-inch brass Rain Bird
Planning performance
Up to a 50-foot radius at 50 PSI
Approximate wet zone
Up to 7,850 sq. ft. in calm conditions
Typical water demand
Approximately 7–9 US GPM with the supplied nozzle setup
Ground anchoring
Three removable 7-inch spikes on a heavy triangular steel plate
Riser
24-inch, 3/4-inch high-flow riser
Finish
Red powder coat with reflective visibility markings

Best suited for

  • Tall grass, brush and uneven perimeter areas
  • Locations where a lower sprinkler stream would be obstructed
  • Wide-area wildfire structure-protection layouts
  • Firm soil that can securely hold the three ground spikes
  • Portable systems requiring removable spikes for compact storage

Compare Optional Nozzles

Coverage note: Actual throw and wetting area vary with wind, nozzle selection, available pressure and flow, hose losses, terrain and obstructions. Confirm underground services before driving spikes into the ground.