Product Description

Netafim Landline 13 (formerly Scapeline) is an excellent option for gardens which are relatively flat and don’t have multiple levels or considerable slopes. This tube can be used in a number of applications:

  • On-surface installation
  • Shrubs, flowerbeds and vegetable gardens
  • Large planting areas
  • Medium to long laterals length
  • Large pots and containers

For best results both aesthetically and efficiently, the Landline should be laid under mulch to reduce evaporation even further.

Please note that Landline isn’t made with a pressure compensated dripper so slopes and multi-levelled garden beds may cause uneven watering between low and high points. If this is an issue, check out our Netafim Techline AS range.

Netafim Landline 13 Drip Tube

50m x Netafim Landline 13 (13mm)(30cm Spacing)(2lph) SKU: IDT-NFLAND132030050 $73.63
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MPN 12005-002100

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SKU IDT-NFLAND132030200
MPN 12005-002150

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Product Description

Netafim Landline 13 (formerly Scapeline) is an excellent option for gardens which are relatively flat and don’t have multiple levels or considerable slopes. This tube can be used in a number of applications:

  • On-surface installation
  • Shrubs, flowerbeds and vegetable gardens
  • Large planting areas
  • Medium to long laterals length
  • Large pots and containers

For best results both aesthetically and efficiently, the Landline should be laid under mulch to reduce evaporation even further.

Please note that Landline isn’t made with a pressure compensated dripper so slopes and multi-levelled garden beds may cause uneven watering between low and high points. If this is an issue, check out our Netafim Techline AS range.

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50m x Netafim Landline 13 (13mm)(30cm Spacing)(2lph)200m x Netafim Landline 13 (13mm)(30cm Spacing)(2lph)
Product Warranty7 year7 year
Product MaterialPolyPoly
Product ColourBrownBrown
Product Unit Length50m200m
Product Inlet Pipe Size13mm Barb13mm Barb
Product Max. Flow Output (Lph)22
Product Min. Recommended Pressure (kPa)5050
Product Max. Recommended Pressure (kPa)300300
Product Dripper Spacing30cm30cm
Product TypeNon P.C. Drip TubeNon P.C. Drip Tube

Drip Tube, Australian Made FAQs

Unless a drip tube is designed for use under ground, with anti-root intrusion technology, it’s should not be buried under soil. However, performs at its best when installed under mulch where the water is delivered with minimal evaporation.

The type of pipe you use depends on the water pressure of the application. For example, in any application under constant mains pressure like before your Irrigation Valves, you’ll need pipe that can cope. This rules out Low Density Poly Pipe & you’ll need to use something like Class 12 PVC or Metric Poly Pipe, these typically have a rating of Class 12, or PN12 which translates to being able to cope with 1200kPa. For irrigation lines after the valves in most domestic applications, Low Density Poly Pipe is ideal. In this situation, the operating pressure is much lower because the water is able to escape out of the operating sprinklers or drip tube & once the valves shut off, there is no static pressure build up.

Pipe sizing is all about reducing friction loss & allowing maximum flow to all points of your garden. There are a number of variables to consider, but in most domestic applications, 19mm Poly Pipe is the common choice. In larger areas, where you may have to run pipe 30-40m to the start of an irrigation zone, or zones with large sprinklers with high flow requirements, you may want to consider upping your pipe size to 25mm of more boost that flow output.

The term ‘Pressure Compensating’ in Drip Tube, means each dripper is regulated so that the flow out of each dripper is even, from the first dripper to the last. Which is very important when you’re after even water coverage.

Definitely not! A hole punched in a drip line is what we call… a leak! In contrast, the drippers built into the wall if drip lines are intricate units that tightly control the flow for even water distribution. A leak will not only let out far too much water in one concentrated place, it will also negatively affect the performance of the rest of the drip tube as well!

Absolutely yes! Many DIY gardeners successfully install drip tube systems using our step-by-step guides & you can get it done with common garden tools. For larger or more complex projects, we’re here to assist, visit our Design Department.

Uneven water delivery can be caused by pressure issues, clogged emitters, or excessively long tube runs. Check for blockages, use a pressure regulator, and keep drip tube lengths within manufacturer recommendations for best results.

Install a filter at the water source and flush your drip tube regularly. Clean or replace clogged emitters, and avoid using unfiltered or dirty water to prolong system lifespan.

Drip tube is effective on slopes and uneven ground, as it delivers water slowly, reducing runoff and erosion. Use pressure-compensating emitters for consistent output across varying elevations.

Small leaks or cuts can be repaired with drip tube joiners or couplings. For larger damage, cut out the affected section and reconnect the tube using compatible fittings from our range.

The main cause of blowout is pressure. Whether it’s poly fittings, PVC fittings or timers, whatever the component, if the pressure is too high for what it’s designed for, kaboom! Simply solve the problem with a pressure reducer & make it a brass one if it’s on your water supply.

Drip tube is excellent in areas of rich dense soil where water spreads nicely throughout. Installed under mulch, the water is delivered with minimal evaporation & wastage, going direct to the root ball.

No, drip tube isn’t simply holes punched into poly pipe. Inside each hole is an intricate dripper which delivers that water nice and evenly. Punching a hole will simply create an uncontrolled leak!

Each sprinkler & nozzle will push out water at different rates, but the key factor is the flow rate of your water supply. Work that out with a simple timed bucket test. From there, you can work out how much water each sprinkler you’re looking at uses & work within your flow limit. For more information, check our Product Guides.

As you install a system, it’s almost inevitable that small fragments of dirt will get into the pipe, for this reason you should always flush out the system before running it the first time. This can be done by leaving an open end at the farthest point of each irrigation zone & operating the zone for 15 or so seconds to flush it out. Then plug it up & you’re good to go! This can also be said for any other times dirt may have gotten into the system (eg: further irrigation repairs or a mains water supply fault).

We definitely don’t recommend it. Typically, drip tube will deliver the water at a far slower rate that sprays. Because of this, if you were to have both on the same zone, the areas with drip would be left far drier than the areas with sprinkler coverage. If you do want to water some areas with drip & some with sprinklers, it can be done, but each will just need to be run on their own separate irrigation zones.

Even on a typical domestic system running on mains water a filter is still a good idea. In the event of a water main fault where rubbish does find it’s way down the line, a filter will protect the system from blockage and or failure. On systems operating off recycled water, like from a tank, a screen filter is mandatory. Debris like silt & dirt from recycled water is the most common cause of blockages of failures in irrigation systems.

Drip irrigation is a water-efficient system that delivers water directly to the roots of plants through a network of drip tubes or emitters. It precisely releases water at the optimal precipitation rate, minimising evaporation and runoff. This targeted approach ensures plants receive the right amount of water, promotes healthier growth and reduces water waste, making it ideal for sustainable gardening.

Drip irrigation offers numerous benefits, including:

  • Water efficiency — Reduces evaporation and runoff by targeting roots directly.
  • Cost savings — It uses less water and lowers bills.
  • Healthier plants — Provides consistent, precise watering.
  • Eco-friendly — Minimises water waste and promotes sustainability.
  • Low maintenance — Fewer moving parts mean fewer repairs.

Ideal for gardens, lawns and agricultural applications, drip irrigation stands as a smart, sustainable watering solution.

To set up a drip irrigation system, plan your layout, considering plant types and spacing. Install a pressure reducer and filter at the water source. Lay drip tubing in a uniform grid throughout garden beds, securing it with pins. Finally, test the system to ensure even water distribution.

Yes, drip irrigation is ideal for both vegetable gardens and flower beds. It delivers precise, consistent water directly to plant roots, promoting healthier growth, reducing water waste, and ensuring optimal hydration for various plants and layouts.

Fully installed by a professional, a domestic irrigation system will come out to about $1000 per zone. And as a DIY project, it can look more like $300 per zone! But of course that’s a very rough estimate, each system is different and there are a lot of factors to consider. Thankfully, we have the only tool around that INSTANTLY give an accurate estimate for your. Try our INSTANT Irrigation Quote Tool here!

To choose the right irrigation system, consider the size and layout of your garden or lawn, the types of plants you’re watering and your water source. Spray systems are ideal for most applications like lawns and gardens, while drip irrigation works well for mulched garden beds and areas exposed to wind and evaporation. For expert advice tailored to your needs, request a quote from us.

To set up an irrigation system, start by planning the layout, then install the mainline pipes, valves and fittings. Attach the sprinklers, drip emitters or other irrigation devices, and connect the system to a controller. Finally, test and adjust the system to check for proper coverage and efficiency. For a more precise and tailored setup, visit our Design Department. Our experts can design and quote a customised irrigation system that perfectly fits your landscape.

At SunshowerOnline, we offer a wide range of irrigation systems perfect for home gardens, including spray irrigation, drip irrigation, pop-up sprinklers, micro irrigation. Just getting started? Our DIY kits make installation simple for beginners, while our expert team is available to help you design the ideal setup for your garden’s unique needs.

Our experienced Design Department can create a custom irrigation plan tailored to your property, whether you’re a homeowner, landscaper, or commercial manager. Simply provide your site details and requirements, and we’ll recommend the best products and layout for efficient, reliable watering. Need an instant quote? Try our INSTANT Quote tool!

Absolutely. We stock a comprehensive range of contractor-grade irrigation supplies, including control systems, valves, fittings, and commercial sprinklers, trusted by professionals across Australia. Bulk order discounts and trade support are available for our trade and commercial customers.

Yes, we offer step-by-step installation guides, video tutorials, and our service doesn’t stop once we a purchase is made. Expert advice over phone, chat or in-store is here to help! Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional installer, our resources make setting up your irrigation system straightforward and stress-free.

Yes, many of our irrigation products are designed for easy upgrades and retrofits. Whether you’re replacing old sprinklers, adding drip lines, or automating your watering schedule, our team can recommend compatible products and provide installation support.

To maximise the lifespan of your irrigation system, choose high-quality components, follow correct installation procedures, and perform regular maintenance such as flushing lines and checking for leaks. Our products are built to withstand Australian conditions, and our team is always here to offer ongoing support.

Yes, SunshowerOnline delivers irrigation supplies across Australia with fast, reliable shipping. Our customer service team is available to answer your questions, offer technical support, and ensure you find the right products for your project—no matter where you are located.

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