Harcostar Overflow Kit

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Harcostar Water Butt Overflow Kit - EvenGreener

A standard water butt is about 1 metre tall and half a metre wide with a tank capacity of 210 litres. You can choose between downspout replacement installation, which means your water butt would sit under a garden shed, garage or house with the downspout flowing directly into the water butt. In this case, you would need to install an overflow pipe to prevent water flooding in the event of heavy rain. Alternatively, you can also choose to install a rainwater diverter. This will divert a portion of the water from the downspout while also preventing the risk of flooding. One essential accessory is the rain diverter kit which is is used to effectively direct rainwater from a downpipe into your water butt.Occasionally there are delays. We shall not be liable for any direct or indirect losses, costs, damages or expenses incurred by you or any other person for any delays in delivery. The Harcostar Water Butt Long Linking Kit links two water butts together to increase storage capaci... An exceptional brand that offers premium quality, the Harcostar 350 Litre Magnum Water Butt is idea... Why not double your home's water storage with the Harcostar 227 Litre Grey Water Butt Double Kit? I...

Water Butt Accessories: Stands, Connector Kit, Pumps, Taps Water Butt Accessories: Stands, Connector Kit, Pumps, Taps

A downspout replacement is where you cut off part of the downpipe and place the water butt directly below it. This will require the installation of an overflow pipe. Use the Harcostar Waterbutt Overflow kit when your downpipe is connected straight into water butt lid and you are not using a rain diverter kit.By collecting rainwater in a water butt, you can conserve water while keeping your garden well-maintained and healthy. Once that is in place, you can then attach the diverter to the water butt. Always start with the downspout. You can always move the water butt to the appropriate place, however, you will find it rather difficult to move the house. Before you read about how to install a water butt, it’s important to have an idea of what water butt you intend to install. Different water butts will require a different installation technique depending on their design. hopefully you can see my photos - please note the downpipe belongs to me either though its over the fence in my neighbours garden - i own the flat above with roof and gutters and my drains on their land and i have their drain on my land. Place your water butt next to the downpipe and cut through the downpipe a few centimetres below the top of your water butt.

Flexible Water Butt Connection Pipe (25MM Internal Diameter) Flexible Water Butt Connection Pipe (25MM Internal Diameter)

Most water butts come with all the essential parts, instructions and basic accessories to get you up and running - but there are plenty of other handy extras you can buy to really get the best out of your new water harvesting container. There are a wide variety of water butts. These range from slimline water butts that are designed to fit even the smallest gardens, to recycled water butts made from standard garden bins, to even stylish designer water butts made by the big fashion houses (ok, maybe not fashion houses, but they still look pretty).Once the hose tail is fitted to the water butt or rain barrel, just push the 1.5 metre extension hose to where you would like the excess water to drain. To install your water butt, simply measure the height of your water butt, ensuring you mark the height on the downspout.

Water Butt overflow outlet – Freeflush Water Management Ltd.

When you buy a water butt or barrel is will usually comprise the main plastic water container, a lid and a downpipe diverter to allow you to direct water from your gutter into the barrel. Most butts also come with a stand to rest the container on and a tap to get water out of the container into a watering can or other device. If you're connecting your downpipe directly into your tank or water butt you'll need to ensure you have some way of discharging flows when the level reaches the top of the tank otherwise water will spill from the tank in all directions! Let's not forget the old faithful watering can that's found in just about every garden in the UK - we feature several types of plastic and gavanised metal cans to cater for all your trips from you butt to your flower beds and greenhouse. If you are not using a diverter which allows your excess water to drain away, the overflow kit will be a perfect alternative, as this will allow the excess water in the water butt to be redirected to a suitable drain or soak-away.If your water butt didn't come with a stand, or you made a do-it-yourself butt from an old plastic wheelie bin or other suitable container, there's the option to buy a stand separately. A stand is crucial to allow you fill a watering can or other water carrier below the tap on a butt. It will also help to create a tad more water pressure by way of gravitational force. Whether you go for a slimline or designer butt, all water butts should be sold with a lid. Water butts without lids can pose a drowning hazard to children, pets and wildlife, while open butts can breed bacteria due to debris entering the butt. If you have children, you should also invest in a water butt with a child-safe lid. How to Install a Water Butt Pump Step 1: Downspout Replacement or Rainwater Diverter