The Rigid Riser (5 Pack) is a stiff, thick-walled 1/4" tube designed to raise micro sprayers and mini sprinklers to the ideal height above your mainline tubing. Available in 12" and 18" lengths, these risers are made from durable, rigid poly tubing that keeps your sprayer heads upright and properly aimed — even under water pressure. They are compatible with threaded fittings and threaded-base sprayers, and can be easily cut to a custom length with a knife or scissors. At an affordable price per pack of 5, they are a cost-effective essential for any home garden or greenhouse drip irrigation system.
To keep your riser stable in the ground, pair it with a stabilizer stake, clip stake, or straight stake — all available in the Stakes & Risers section. Browse the full collection of stakes and risers to find the right support solution for your setup.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Tube Diameter | 1/4" Thick-Walled (Rigid) |
| Available Lengths | 12" or 18" |
| Compatible Fittings | Threaded fittings and threaded-base sprayers |
| Pack Quantity | 5 per pack |
| Cuttable | Yes — scissors or knife |
| Recommended Support | Stabilizer stake, clip stake, or straight stake |
What types of sprayers are compatible with the Rigid Riser?
The Rigid Riser is designed for use with threaded fittings and threaded-base sprayers and mini sprinklers.
It is not intended for barbed or press-fit style emitter connections. Check that your sprayer head has a threaded base before pairing it with this riser.
Do I need a support stake with this riser?
Yes — a stabilizer stake (such as the SS14), clip stake, or straight stake is recommended to keep the riser upright and prevent tipping under water pressure.
Without a stake, longer risers in particular can lean or fall over once a sprayer head is attached and the system is pressurized.
Can I cut the riser to a shorter length?
Yes — the rigid tubing can be easily cut to any custom length using scissors or a knife.
This makes them versatile for installations where you need a specific height to clear mulch, ground cover, or low-growing plants.
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