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Garden Trading Classic Water Butt Clay Cream Steel 100L & Tap

Name: Garden Trading Classic Water Butt Clay Cream Steel 100L & Tap
Brand: GARDEN TRADING
SKU: WBCL01
Price: 219.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£220.00~~

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Product information

Description

General description

This 100L Water Butt makes a positive impact on our planet, one raindrop at a time. With its robust design and ample capacity, it effortlessly collects and conserves rainwater while adding a touch of elegance to outdoor areas. It features a brass tap, super sturdy legs, a removable lid, and an internal grate that protects against rodents, birds, and leaves.

Technical specifications

Capacity: 100L

Diameter of pre-drilled hole: 2cm

Connector pipe hole: 2.8cm (predrilled)

Installation

Supplied with a 2.8cm predrilled hole in the back for easy installation of a connector pipe.

Position on a solid level surface.

If using with a downpipe rain trap, the size of the pre-drilled hole may need to be adjusted.

Usage

To water a garden for free, simply twist the tap on the front to release collected rainfall through the Water Butt's spout.

Ensure there are a few inches of water in the water butt (above tap level) for the tap to function properly.

Collect rainwater by either removing the lid with the mesh leaf collector or attaching a connector pipe to the back of the water butt.

Features

Brand
GARDEN TRADING
Volume
100 l
With reinforcements
Yes
Tank features
Lid included / Tap included
Tank configuration
Tank
Material
Steel
Integrated tap
Yes
Integrated base
Yes
Tank installation type
Aerial
ManoMano Reference
ME92649962
MMID
374458202530
Product code
WBCL01
EAN
5039314098675

Advice from

Water butt buying guide

Cost-effective, environmentally friendly and easy to install, water butts offer a practical solution for anyone hoping to water their garden without increasing their water bill. Designed to be connected to a downpipe, water butts and underground water tanks can range from 300 to 5000 litres in capacity.

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