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

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These smaller water butts often have a very small footprint (around 40 x 40 cm) so they’re the best water butts to tuck away into courtyards and patios – they won’t take up too much space. Water butts fit to a gutter’s downpipe, so the first step is to choose a suitable downpipe in a location that is convenient.

Another important consideration when it comes to size is: can a watering can fit underneath the tap?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. Whether your pup is a small breed or a large one, our range of dog beds provides the perfect spot for restful sleep.

It does feel quite shaky when empty, so I poured a bucket of water in as soon as I was done setting it up, which helped to hold it in place until the rain took over.Large capacity water butts can take up a fair bit of space, which is why the Charles Bentley Ward 210L Round Plastic Water Butt Set, which promises a compact and easy-to-use design, may catch your eye. Unless the water butt is very large and rigid, a stand should be used to protect the tank and help it stay upright.

The C12 is suitable to irrigate one of the stated maximum planting quantities, or a combination thereof. An included stand – not all water butts come with a stand, but most of the time you’ll find that one is necessary. Fit the rubberised splash seal to the top section of pipe, then connect the diverter between the two sections.

The upside to sitting this water butt directly on the ground, rather than on a stand, means that it feels pretty stable . Embrace the season's rich and warm tones with their meticulously curated range of shades that will elevate your riding wardrobe. Setting up this plastic water butt takes about 15 minutes , and that includes digging to level out the ground so that the legs are standing on a flat surface.