Every category in one place
This is the full SARANICE range — solid brass parts that join, convert, repair and maintain a garden hose connection. Pick a category to narrow things down, or keep scrolling to see every product at once.
| Category | What is in it | Sub-categories |
|---|---|---|
| Connectors & Adapters | The core of the range — anything that joins, splits, converts or closes a hose connection. | Splitters · Shut-Off Valves · GHT Connectors · Pipe to Hose Adapters |
| Repair & Maintenance | Fix a hose that has split or a joint that will not stop dripping, instead of buying new. | Repair Kits · Washers & Gaskets |
| RV & Specialized | Purpose-built parts for campers, travel trailers and the jobs that go with them. | Winterizing kit and the 90° city-water elbow |
| Gifts | Practical brass for the people who will actually use it, sorted by who you are buying for. | Gardeners · Homeowners · RV Owners · Dad · Mom · Stocking Stuffers · Gift Sets & Bundles |
Watering tools, hose reels and garden tools are being added — those categories appear here as soon as the first products land.
Not sure which part you need?
Work backwards from the problem, not the product name. Nine times out of ten the answer is one small brass fitting, and the list below maps the common ones straight to the part that fixes them.
| What is happening | What solves it |
|---|---|
| Two hose ends, both female, will not join | Male to male adapter |
| Two male ends, such as a spigot and a hose | Female to female adapter |
| An open outlet on a splitter keeps dripping | Hose cap or plug |
| Hose kinks and folds right under the tap | Garden hose elbow |
| One tap, two hoses | Brass splitter |
| Water will not stop without a walk to the tap | Shut-off valve |
| Pipe thread on the wall, hose thread on the hose | Pipe to hose adapter |
| Soft tubing, drip line or PEX instead of a hose | Barb and PEX adapters |
| A garden hose feeding a pressure washer | Pressure washer adapter |
| Hose split right behind the coupling | Hose end repair kit |
| A drip that comes back however hard you tighten | Replacement gasket |
| The hose kinks at the side of the camper | 90° RV hose elbow |
Why everything here is brass
Garden hose thread is coarse and shallow, and it is designed to be tightened by hand, hundreds of times a season. Softer metals — zinc and die-cast aluminium — deform under that, and once the thread flattens the joint leaks no matter how hard you turn it. Machined brass keeps its shape, so it seals with hand pressure alone, and it will not crack on the first hard freeze the way a die-cast body does. It costs a little more at the till and lasts several seasons longer, which is the whole reason every part in this shop is made from it.
Frequently asked questions
What thread do SARANICE fittings use?
Standard 3/4" garden hose thread (GHT), which is what virtually every US garden hose, spigot, nozzle and splitter uses. Pipe thread (NPT), PEX and M22 have their own adapters under Connectors & Adapters.
Do I need tools, or Teflon tape?
Neither. Everything threads on by hand and seals on a rubber gasket inside the coupling, not on the threads. Tape is only for pipe thread, and it belongs on the NPT side of a pipe to hose adapter — never on hose thread.
Will these fit the hose I already own?
Yes, as long as it is a standard 3/4" GHT hose, which is nearly all of them. If a joint still drips after a new fitting, the cause is almost always the washer — see Washers & Gaskets.
Which size do I order?
For anything that connects to a hose, there is only one size. Barbed fittings are the exception: they are sized by the inside diameter of the tubing, so measure that, not the outside.