210 litre Water Butt, complete with stand, filler & tap

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After fitting the legs together, I cut a hole in my drain pipe, then fit the rain diverter, before drilling a hole in the water butt to fit the pipe.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to learn that this water butt costs a little more than the more traditional designs available. If you want a water butt with pre-cut holes, try to find a model with several pre-cut, plugged holes on different sides of the water butt. The Gutter Mate is designed to accept 68mm, 76mm and 80mm diameter round downpipes and 65mm and 75mm square downpipes. cm down from the top of the water butt, on the side facing the downpipe, and mark where the hole will go.Measure 10 cm down from the top of the water butt and drill a hole large enough for the water diverter. Larger water butts are available, going up to a capacity of several thousand litres, but these are generally too big for traditional gardens – they can take a long time to fill up, and be hard to tuck away.

If holes are not pre-drilled, you will need to make a hole of around 25-30 mm to connect the water diverter. It’s well-designed, works perfectly, and is so convenient to use – whether you’re looking for a small single water butt or you’d like to connect up a larger multi-water butt system, the Strata 100L Slimline Water Butt Set ticks all of the boxes. Your refund will be processed within 14 days of reaching our warehouse using the same method that you paid with.If you plan on filling a watering can a few times a week, then a 100 litre water butt would probably suffice, considering that the average watering can holds 10 litres. It’s also the only water butt that I tested that didn’t come with a diverter pipe, so you’ll need to purchase one separately.

However, this seems to apply to the majority of water butts out there – longer pipes can always be purchased separately. With 20% off their iconic jackets, luxurious knitwear, and sleek accessories, seize the opportunity to elevate your fashion game today before the cold weather sets in for good! Designs produced in the UK from high-density recycled plastic tend to feel stronger and more robust , while also being kinder to the environment. Other than its lack of stability, which isn’t an issue once it starts to fill, I really can’t fault this plastic water butt at all.You need to use a screwdriver to undo the lockable lid, meaning that you can’t just quickly glance in to check water content or debris when you happen to be walking by (unless you always carry a screwdriver with you! Bring this Gardenline 210 Litre Water Butt Set into your garden so you can start storing and reusing rain water this year. These Automatic Solar Powered Watering Systems are weather responsive smart irrigation controllers which uniquely use solar power to detect the weather conditions to alter the watering accordingly. Thanks to its beehive design, it certainly looks impressive, but how does it compare to the more traditional designs out there?

Some water butts do not come with a base, which can make it difficult to fit a watering can under the tap if the water butt is small.This water butt has a capacity of 210 litres , but its design manages to keep it relatively inconspicuous. Connect the hose: feed the hose through the hole in the water butt and secure it in place with a screw nut. However, it’s a child safe lid which is good, and you’ll only need to unlock it occasionally, so it isn’t that big of a deal.