In short For a 100 m² vegetable garden with row cultivation, plan for approx. 2,500 l/week, around 330 m of drip pipe, 2 irrigation zones and an Ø 25 mm supply line – plus a filter, pressure reducer and two solenoid valves. The exact parts list is created by the irrigation planner.
This practical example shows a complete drip irrigation system for a vegetable garden of 100 m² with row crops – from the assumptions and key figures through to the finished parts list. You can determine your own specific values in just a few minutes with the irrigation planner.
Assumptions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Area / crop | 100 m², vegetable/row crop (~25 l/m²/week) |
| Water source | ¾” garden tap, approx. 1.500 l/h at ~3 bar |
| Row & emitter spacing | 30 cm, emitter 2 l/h |
Result (guide values)
| Key figure | Value |
|---|---|
| Water requirement | approx. 2.500 l/week (≈ 360 l/day) |
| Dripline length | approx. 330 m |
| Irrigation zones | 2 (source not sufficient for all emitters at once) |
| Rec. supply line | Ø 25 mm PE |
Parts list (example)
| Component | Quantity | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Dripline Ø 16 mm (integrated emitters) | approx. 330 m | Kulano.store |
| PE supply line Ø 25 mm | approx. 20 m | Kulano.store |
| Compression fitting Ø 25 (coupling/elbow/tee/end cap) | Set | Compression fittings |
| Sieve filter ¾” (120 Mesh) | 1 | Plastic filters |
| Pressure reducer 1,5 bar | 1 | Kulano.store |
| Solenoid valve 1″ (9V) + valve box | 2 | Solenoid valves |
Background reading: measuring water flow, filter selection and zones & solenoid valves.
Expert advice from KLN: We adapt this example to your garden and put together the parts list. Send an enquiry now.
Frequently asked questions
How many zones do I need for 100 m²?
With a source of around 1,500 l/h, about 2 zones, since not all drippers can run at the same time.
Can I adapt the example to my garden?
Yes, the planner adjusts the area, water source and dripper values individually.
Are the stated quantities binding?
They are guide values; we are happy to create the final design in a technical consultation.