This no-fuss water butt kit from White Furze is fantastic value for money. Not only is it easy to install (no drilling is required), but it comes complete with a stand, diverter, tap, t-piece and flexible hose. Its slim design makes it well-suited for smaller gardens.

You should consider safety and practicality too. Choose a butt with a lid to prevent children or pets from falling in. INCLUDED PARTS: The garden water butt includes everything you need to get started, including stand, tap, t-piece, flexible hose, and diverter that prevents overflow from the butt. No drilling is required to install the barrel rain water collection systemWhen choosing a water butt you should take into account the space you have available for it. It will need to be located so that the downpipe that runs off the guttering of the house or building can easily reach it. Most water butts come with a diverter that fits onto the downpipe and directs water into the butt.

CLASSIC DESIGN: A Traditional barrel structure that is attached to your downpipe for collecting rainwater. Simply connect the rain water butt to your downpipe to create a healthier garden and environment Plus, there are internally threaded holes designed for taps and connections, and a supplied template with easy-to-follow instructions is very handy. Simply fix to your downpipe and it will begin collecting rainwater. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: This AMOS water butt is a 150 L tank that measures 49 x 90 x 49 cm and weighs 5.47 kg It's available in three different colours (green, gunmetal grey and forest green). And it also comes with 230L capacity, if you're looking for something a little bigger. ECO-FRIENDLY TANK: The water butt stand is an eco-friendly solution to store water while also lowering your water expenses. It is the most convenient method of collecting, storing, and dispensing rainwaterAt GM8 Group, we make sure that every customer receives a speedy and reliable service. This extends as far as the installation of our products, which we’ve made easier by creating helpful Installation Guides. Water butts usually sit close to a wall, so do choose one that won't take up too much space or be in the way of any doors or windows.