Plan Your Irrigation Project

A practical way to use the site

1. Start with the job, not a product. Use the Technical Hub to understand the system, check compatible parts and choose the right products.
2. Choose the exact version. On a product page, select the size, connection or other option you need before adding it to your List. The saved line records that selected variation, not only the product name.
3. Build a List as you go. Add products, adjust quantities and remove individual items. A List is useful for one zone, repair, materials run or idea.
4. Sign in to keep your work. Save a named List in your account so you can return to it. If you use the browser List without signing in, it is kept in that browser on that device.
5. Group Lists into a Project. A Project is a named folder for one or more saved Lists: for example “Back garden irrigation”, “Clubhouse repairs” or “Spring pump-room work”.
6. Choose your next step. Share or email the List, send the current List as a quote request, or add the List's selected products to your basket and check out in the normal way.

What each tool does

Technical Hub and buying guides

Understand product types, compatibility and common system questions before ordering.

List

A selection of exact product variations and quantities. Individual lines can be removed. A List can be emailed, shared, sent as a quote request or moved into the basket.

Project

A named group of saved Lists for one job. It helps organise work; it is not a technical design, a stock reservation, a formal quotation or an order.

Quote request

An enquiry sent to UK Flow Centre about the current List. It is reviewed by the team; it is not an automatic price guarantee or confirmed supply.

Basket

The normal Shopify basket for products you are ready to buy. Check quantities, delivery and prices before completing an order.

Separate what is known from what needs checking

A useful enquiry distinguishes measured facts from assumptions. Keep the following with your List or Project notes:

• Measured: site sketch, pipe markings and connections, route lengths and levels, paired running pressure and flow, source level, and exact equipment labels.
• Required: area to water, simultaneous outlets, working pressure, watering window and busiest daily demand.
• Still to confirm: water quality and permissions, electrical suitability, buried services, compatible components and installation method.
• Responsibilities: who supplies, installs, tests and hands over each part, including access, base work and reinstatement.

A saved selection helps organise the enquiry; it does not confirm the hydraulic design, component compatibility or supply. Link the evidence to the pump guide, storage planning and dripline selection where relevant.

Useful planning information to gather

• What you want the system to do, and the area or zones involved.
• Photographs, simple measurements and where the water comes from.
• Existing pipe size, fitting type, thread type or product labels where you are extending or repairing a system.
• For pumping: the required flow, lift or pressure, and any existing equipment details.

For more complex or on-site work, use Find a Contractor or contact the technical team.

Questions people often ask

Can I save an idea and come back to it?

Yes. Save a named List in your account and add it to a Project if it belongs to a larger job.

Does a Project create an order or reserve stock?

No. It keeps related Lists together. Products are only being ordered when they are added to the basket and checkout is completed.

Is a quote request the same as a quotation?

No. A request gives the team the current List and job details so they can review it. Any formal quotation is supplied separately by UK Flow Centre.

Can I buy every item in my List?

Yes. From the List, use the option to add the selected items together to the basket, then review the basket before checkout.