Rainwater Tank Water Butt Garden Storage Barrel Container - B2C - Brown - 120 L

You can connect it using a diverter kit or by cutting the downpipe and using appropriate connectors to direct water into the water butt's inlet. Ensure a secure and watertight fit.

The water butt features a standard ¾-inch threaded opening, suitable for most common garden taps or hose connectors.

It is recommended to check and clean the filter monthly, or more frequently during periods of heavy leaf fall or debris.

Yes, the HDPE material is frost-resistant. However, for prolonged freezing periods, emptying the tank is recommended to prevent any potential strain.

Please refer to the product packaging or manufacturer's website for specific warranty information, as it can vary.

The water butt typically does not include a tap or hose connector; these are usually sold separately.

The primary difference is the storage capacity and the physical dimensions. The 120L model has a smaller footprint (Ø49 cm x H90 cm), while the 230L model offers greater storage (Ø59 cm x H120 cm).

Ensure the inlet is clear of obstructions. If using a downpipe connection, verify it's properly aligned and secured. Consider the rainfall intensity; light rain may take longer to collect a significant amount.

Clean the internal filter insert. Ensure the lid is securely in place to prevent debris and pests from entering the tank.

Ensure the tap or hose connector is securely screwed into the threaded opening. Check the washer or seal for wear and replace if necessary.

Ensure the water butt is placed on a flat, firm, and level surface. For taller models, consider using a solid base or stand to improve stability.