The Original Wall Mounted Water Butt

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Water Storage Tanks Potable Water Tanks Non Potable Water Tanks Attic Water Tanks Wall & Garden Tanks Water Butts Galvanised Steel Water Tanks Underground Water Tanks More Water Storage Tanks Yes, rainwater collected in a properly maintained water butt is safe for various non-potable uses, such as watering plants or green spaces and outdoor cleaning. However, it's not recommended for drinking or cooking. With its unique discreet design, this Ultra Slim Garden Tank is the narrowest and most stylist high capacity tank available on the market. You are able to join multiple tanks together with a connection kit (not included), to provide increased water capacity and is manufactured from a medium density polyethylene material and is also UV protected.

If you use the stored rainwater in your water butt regularly for watering plants or other purposes, the water turnover will be higher, and the water is less likely to stagnate. Using the collected rainwater regularly can help ensure that the water remains fresh and reduces the risk of water quality issues. This contemporary 330L Slim Rainwater Wall Tank in Granite Grey is perfect for collecting a large amount of water in a small space and comes with a tap, an 3/4″ inner thread to fit in and accessories.Connect the hose or pipe from the rainwater diverter to the inlet of the water butt. Make sure the connection is tight and secure to prevent leaks. Eco-Friendly – Helping you do your bit, this water butt harvests rainwater for your garden the contemporary way. Technik Carbery Evenproducts Garantia Graf Kingspan Parts Kingspan Titan O'Reilly Concrete Ridge Product Services SureStop All Brands Sewage & Wastewater Pumps Fuel Oil Separators Full Retention Separators Bypass Separators Washdown Separators Forecourt Separators

To collect rainwater, you will need a water butt connected to a downpipe via rainwater diverter. What are your water butts made of? Water butts are available in a range of sizes for your garden, especially if you have a smaller garden or even an open-topped balcony. A slimline water butt can be easily fitted into a small corner, actively collecting water for its time to water your potted plants and more. To make your water butt more easily accessible, we have a range of water butt accessories to allow you to easily remove your collected water and fill a watering can. The Prestige water butt is the UK’s original wall mounted water butt. Manufactured in the UK from quality materials it has been adopted by many thousands of UK homes since 1997. If you are looking to conserve water and save money on your water bills, a high-quality water butt from Tanks Direct can help you collect and store rainwater to use in your garden, conservatory, or for other outdoor purposes.

1100 Litre Water Butt - Green

Once the rainwater enters the water butt, it is stored in the container until you are ready to use it. At Tanks Direct, we offer a range of water butts in various sizes, from 110 to 340 litres. Water butts are typically equipped with a tap or a hose attachment near the bottom of the container, allowing you to access the collected water easily. Some water butts may also have an overflow outlet near the top to prevent overflow during heavy rainfall. Durable and weather-resistant, this product is made to last. Not only are you adding an attractive addition to your garden, but by purchasing this product, you are also contributing to a healthier planet. First, you’ll want to consider the cost of the tank itself. The bigger the tank, the bigger the price tag. The material the tank is made of will also impact the cost, with metal water tanks costing slightly more than plastic ones. The Prestige Wall Mounted Water butt provides an elegant and neat solution to watering outdoor plants with softwater, which is better for both the plants and the environment.

This space-saving Wallmounted Terracottage Water Butt is perfect for gardens where space is limited. This is so the design is perfect for any home and will gather rain water from your pipe that your Guttermate is connected to. The water butts do not come predrilled. This product is very easy to use and can be drilled in by anyone. Simply attach the drill bit onto your drill and begin drilling – remember you must drill the hole in the water butt at the same level as the hole in the downpipe!A potable water tank is suitable for storing drinking water and must adhere to specific government regulations. A non-potable water tank stores water that can be used for other purposes likeflushing toilets and watering plants but is not safe for human consumption. This Universal Rain Trap Diverter comes with a 0.5m quality flexible connecting hose, so your water butt doesn't have to be directly in front of a down pipe. Hose Dimension Diameter: 25m. Not suitable for cast iron downpipes. Water tanks can be classified as ‘potable’ and ‘non potable’. If you are storing clean water for human consumption, whether it be for drinking, prepping food or cleaning dishes etc, then a potable water tank is what you are after. All potable tanks must conform to the WRAS (Water Regulations Advisory Scheme) so that the liquid is safe for human consumption. Select a location for your water butt that is close to a downpipe or a rainwater source, such as a roof or gutter. The area should be level and stable to support the weight of the water butt when full. Consider accessibility for maintenance and ease of use, such as attaching a hose or filling watering cans. Most water tanks will be made from either plastic or metal. Plastic tanks are non-biodegradable so it shouldn’t break down over time. For this reason, you should use a specialist waste disposal company at the end of your tank’s life. A good quality polymer plastic water tank should last between ten and twenty years. Metal water tanks are usually made from steel which can be melted down and recycled at the end of its life. A steel tank should last over 30 years.