Water outlet - which product?

Good morning!

I need your advice, I have laid a cold water pipe in the garden, which should have a water socket with a Gardena connection at one end and a tap point at the other end. There is a wide selection of tap points, but I only find the water socket from Gardena, and it has quite mixed reviews. The aquastop apparently breaks quite reliably.

Is there something more durable that also looks good (in the ground)? It doesn't have to be lawn mower proof but will be installed in the area of the gravel gutter.

Take a look, for example, at DVS irrigation under "Wasserhahn Anschluss-Steckdose". The Plug&Rechtsanwältin sets give a very sturdy impression compared to Gardena. Unfortunately, I cannot provide long-term experience. Installed just a few weeks ago. Before that, my sister had Gardena in the ground. All the lids broke quickly. The Aqua-stopp was no problem for her. They were in use for 3 years.

Had no significant problems with the Gardena system - not even with full UV exposure throughout the day. Alternatively, you can use the brass parts.

Exactly, the Gardena stuff now also comes with metal parts. Just check if the product you're looking for is available. Otherwise, that stuff is cheap and easy to replace.

Thanks, I'll take a look at that. I still have enough to do myself and three small children, so everything has to be a bit more durable.

The DVS Premium would probably be the right one, with a quick coupling in the bottom tank. ... The expert always needs that weird adapter.