Rain Barrels
Looking to save water and reduce your bills? Rain barrels are a great choice for collecting rainwater for your garden. At PriceRunner, we guide you to find the right rain barrel for your needs. Our extensive listing features a wide range of sizes, materials, and designs. Use our category filters to narrow down your options—whether you need a compact barrel for a small space or a larger one for more storage. Compare prices across thousands of retailers to ensure you get the best deal. User reviews provide insights into product performance, helping you make the right decision. With rain barrels, you can contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle while keeping your garden thriving. Ready to make a smart choice for your home and the environment? Start here and find the perfect rain barrel to suit your needs.
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Samuel Alexander Strata Slim Space Saver Water Butt 100l With Lid & Tap Carry Handles In Black
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Gr8 Garden Collapsible PVC Water Butt 250L
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Or £13.00/mo. (x3)*
tectake Rainwater Tank 380L
Rain Barrel, Height 100 cm, 380 L
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Harcostar Green Water Butt Stand
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100L RainSaver Waterbutt Kit Green
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Black Single Piece Water Butt Stand
Rain Barrel
Three tips when buying a rain barrel
Rain barrels come in different sizes, and the best one for you depends on the size of your roof, how much water you want to collect and also how often and how much it rains.
If you are unsure of which size to choose, a barrel with a capacity of 200–300 litres will be enough in most cases. But if you live somewhere where it rains a lot, go for a larger barrel. You can also have several smaller barrels that you connect up.
In addition to being able to collect rainwater, you’ll also want it to be easy to use.
- A lid or a net prevents debris from falling into the barrel and also stops animals and insects that are attracted to the water.
- A tap makes emptying the barrel easier. Simply attach a hose instead of scooping up the water with a bucket.
- An overflow protection system ensures that the barrel doesn’t overflow.
- A connection system lets you connect several rain barrels to each other, so you don’t have to lug water from the barrel to the other side of the garden. It also allows any excess water to run between the barrels instead of overflowing.
Last but not least, here are some things to consider:
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A barrel with a flat side is easy to place against a wall.
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The opening on the top should be large enough to allow easy cleaning of the barrel.
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Make sure that there’s enough room for a bucket under the tap.
Here are some more tips from the Royal Horticultural Society about collecting rainwater.
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