B2C Rainwater Tank Water Butt Plastic Container - 210L

The dimensions are approximately L: 56cm x W: 59.6cm x H: 113cm.

It is available in Brick, Anthracite, and Grey.

Yes, a tap is usually sold separately and needs to be installed near the base of the tank for water access.

You will need a rainwater diverter, which connects to your existing downpipe and channels water into the tank's inlet. This is typically purchased separately.

It is recommended to drain the tank completely and potentially disconnect it in winter to prevent frost damage. Freezing water can expand and crack the plastic.

The plastic is designed for outdoor use and has UV resistance to prevent degradation from sunlight, but prolonged direct sun can still affect water quality over time.

It's advisable to clean the tank at least once a year, or more frequently if you notice sediment buildup or algae growth.

Check that the downpipe diverter is correctly installed and aligned with the tank inlet. Ensure there are no blockages in the downpipe or diverter.

Clean the inside of the tank thoroughly. Ensure the tank is not exposed to direct sunlight for prolonged periods, which can encourage algae. Use a lid or cover if possible and rinse the tank if it has been stagnant for too long.

Check if the tap is fully open. Ensure there are no blockages at the tap outlet or within the tank's connection to the tap. If the tank is empty, refill it.

The tank does not typically come with a built-in water level indicator. Monitor the fill level visually or by checking the overflow.