Water Butts & Rainwater Barrels
Looking to collect and store rainwater in your garden? Water butts are a simple way to use the UK’s regular rainfall and reduce reliance on mains water. You can save money on water bills and garden more sustainably.
Our range of water butts and rainwater barrels includes decorative designs, slimline models for narrow spaces, and larger options for family gardens. Whether you need a compact water butt for a balcony or a high-capacity rainwater barrel, we have sizes and styles to suit every space. Read More All our water butts are made from durable, weather-resistant materials. They are designed for long-term outdoor use. Many models come with stands or raised bases, which makes filling watering cans easier. A variety of colours and finishes are available to match your garden. Need a complete water butt kit or rainwater diverter? Many of our water butts include a downpipe diverter kit for quick installation. We also sell full rainwater collection kits that include the water barrel, tap and diverter. This means you can start collecting rainwater straight away. If you need a larger storage option, you can explore our full water tank range for additional rainwater storage solutions. Start saving water and make your garden more sustainable with our high-quality water butts and rainwater barrels, all available with fast UK delivery.Rainwater Diverters & Water Butt Kits
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How does a water butt work?
A water butt connects to your gutter downpipe using a rainwater diverter kit. When it rains, water flows into the tank and is stored. Once full, excess water continues down the original drainpipe.
Are water butts good for the environment?
Yes. Water butts reduce demand on mains water supplies, help manage rainwater runoff, and provide a sustainable source of water for gardens.
What size water butt do I need?
The right size depends on your roof area and garden size. Small water butts (100–150 litres) suit patios and small gardens, while larger butts (200+ litres) are ideal for bigger gardens.