GIAK Mesh Cover for Rain Barrels Water Butt Net Rain Barrel Cover 95 cm Adjustable Rain Butt net Keep Mosquitos and Debris Out Of Your Rain Barrel

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It comes with a tap, a sturdy stand for extra stability and so you can easily fit a watering can under the tap and there's even space in the top for planting it up. Durable, rust resistant, and capable of holding 180 litres of rainwater, the Arthur Jack Water Butt delivers on both practicality and on looks. Despite its simple design it holds a generous 270L and also doubles as a planter to soften the look.

Alarmingly, a hosepipe, for example, can release thousands of bacteria into each cubic meter of air.This type provides more flexibility regarding the height of the tap because you have full control over where, and how high, it's fixed to the wall. Set up the water butt to collect rainwater from a greenhouse roof, shed roof or even from the house guttering. There's a tap at the bottom and if the barrel becomes full any surplus water is let out via an overflow. Plastic is the most common water butt material, with a number of recycled plastic options available.

Now that we have covered both the benefits and the dangers of owning a water butt, let’s move onto choosing, and caring for your water butt. By investing in a water butt, the initial saving may not seem significant but over time, substantial savings can be made. Fitted with a fountain, it collects 185l of rainwater as well as providing a stunning water feature.Transform your outdoor space with our decorative water butts from Water Butts Direct and show your commitment to conserving water. Ideal for balconies and small gardens this simple little, 35L rain barrel attaches easily to all standard, round drain pipes.

Stylish and elegant this dual purpose butt has a large collection capacity plus a planting space to help make it a focal point of your garden.Covering your home’s pipes, drains, toilets and tanks, their Home Experts are ready to get your job done in an emergency. Turning wet weather into a windfall, water butts are a great way to conserve water while keeping your garden well-maintained and healthy. However, some water butts can be mounted on an external wall, a good option for smaller gardens where ground space is precious. If you want to be super sustainable, there is the option to make your own water butt by reusing old plastic or wooden barrels. Manufactured in the UK from recycled plastic, it has all the features you need, but with a small patio footprint.

If you are on a water meter, using tap water to spray your plants and lawn is the last thing you will want to be doing.It will be a great alternative to using a hosepipe, especially with summer hosepipe bans becoming more and more frequent.