Drip Hose Kit Ramp Classic 50 m — Ramp WLC50Z, micro-irrigation hose set

Ramp Classic drip hose kit Ramp WLC50Z is a micro-irrigation hose set that delivers water directly to the root zone. The kit includes a 50 m drip hose designed for garden and greenhouse irrigation, enabling even water distribution along planting rows while reducing surface evaporation. The product is intended for small-scale installations such as vegetable beds, flower borders, pots and compact landscaping areas where controlled, low-pressure watering is required.

Advantages

The 50-metre length provides extended coverage for medium-sized plots without the need for frequent joins. The drip delivery reduces water loss from evaporation and runoff, promoting steady moisture levels in the root zone. The hose is suitable for placement along rows or at container bases to provide targeted irrigation. The set is straightforward to install and integrates with standard garden water supplies and basic irrigation fittings.

Suitable for

• Irrigating vegetable beds and rows
• Watering flower borders and perennial beds
• Irrigation of potted plants and container plantings
• Small greenhouse watering systems
• Low-pressure landscaping and garden maintenance

Key specifications

• Hose length: 50 metres
• Type: drip/micro-irrigation hose
• Intended application: garden and greenhouse irrigation
• Delivery method: localized drip to root zone
• Typical installation: in-row or at pot bases for targeted watering

How to use

Lay the Ramp Classic drip hose along planting rows or position it at the base of containers where water is required. Connect the hose to a compatible garden water supply or irrigation manifold, ensure the system pressure matches low-pressure drip requirements, and test flow before covering the hose with mulch or soil if desired. Adjust spacing relative to plant type and water requirements to achieve uniform moisture. Regularly inspect for blockages and flush the hose as part of routine maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use clean, filtered water to reduce the risk of emitter clogging. When installing in open soil, consider shallow trenching or mulching to protect the hose from UV exposure and mechanical damage. During periods of heavy sediment or mineral content in the water supply, install a sediment filter and schedule periodic flushing to maintain consistent flow.