Made from recycled plastic, this 200L Garden Lake Water Butt is a durable, has a wood grain and barrel banding effects and comes complete with a child-resistant lid and easy-twist tap. This green water butt comes with a five year guarantee and is perfect for collecting water to recycle in your garden, and will save you some money on your water bill! Longevity – most water storage units are crafted to last many years when maintained correctly. This is because they are created with the intention of outdoor use, so durable plastic coatings are used. Water butts are a great way to collect rainwater for your garden. Not only are they eco-friendly, but they can also save you money in the long run. If you're looking for a small water butt that won't take up too much space, then we have the solution for you. Water butts are also an eco-conscious choice. By collecting rainwater, you can reduce the amount of water that runs off your property and into the sewer system. This not only conserves water resources but also helps to prevent flooding and erosion. Additionally, by using rainwater instead of mains water for activities such as watering your garden, you can reduce your carbon footprint and do your part to combat climate change.

This Rain Diverter Kit fits standard 68mm round or 65mm square plastic downpipes. Simply cut a section from your downpipe and insert the rain diverter.

Plants often thrive better when water from a butt is used because the temperature is ambient (similar to the surrounding environment), as opposed to tap water which is often much colder. Water butts which are ‘below ground’ are fully protected by the earth that surrounds them and will not require additional care in the winter months. It is also important to clean your water butt, especially after rainfall seasons. This is because stagnant water can stink if left in the water butt for long periods. Always utilise a watering can. Do not use a fine water spray as this can generate small aerosol particles which can be carried in the wind and inhaled into one’s lungs, resulting in infection.

Did you know that a water butt could save you bout 30,000 million litres of water every summer, enough to fill an entire reservoir. Make sure that the guttering is clear of any debris as some guttering materials can encourage the growth of bacteria in the collected water. Where possible, position the rainwater butt in a darker place, away from the sun. Doing this will ensure the water remains cool, preventing bacteria from growing. Water butts come in a variety of styles and sizes to suit your needs and preferences. Some models are designed to blend in with your garden decor, while others are more functional and utilitarian in appearance. You can choose a size that suits your needs, whether you have a small balcony garden or a large outdoor space. If you're a homeowner in the UK looking for an easy and sustainable way to reduce your water usage, consider purchasing a rainwater collection system. These systems are commonly referred to as "water butts" and come in a range of sizes and styles to suit your needs.

Garantia Antique Amphora Water Butt, 600 litres, in Dark Granite

It is important to note that the rainwater collected by your water butt is not always crystal clean – in fact there are a few things you should do to mitigate the risk of damaging your plants. We strongly advise raising your rainwater butt above ground to avoid freezing – you can use a stand to do this. One of the primary benefits of installing a water butt is that it allows you to collect and store rainwater for later use. This means that you can reduce your reliance on the mains water supply, which is particularly important in areas of the UK that experience frequent droughts or water shortages (think hot Cornwall). By using rainwater for activities such as watering your plants or washing your car, you can save money on your water bill and do your part to conserve water resources.