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This model has a capacity of 750 litres, providing substantial water storage for larger gardens, allotments and growing areas.
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The Pipeline Flexible Rain Barrel 750L is a large-capacity collapsible water butt designed for collecting and storing rainwater for gardens, allotments, nurseries and growing areas. Combining a substantial 750 litre capacity with a flexible, space-saving design, it provides an excellent alternative to a bulky rigid water storage tank.
Collecting rainwater provides a practical way to make better use of natural rainfall and build up a useful water reserve for dry periods. With up to 750 litres of storage available, this Pipeline Flexible Rain Barrel is particularly well suited to larger gardens and growing areas where conventional small water butts can quickly run out.
The flexible cylindrical tank is supported by vertical poles to maintain its shape when in use. When the tank is empty and no longer required, it can be dismantled and packed down for much more convenient transport and seasonal storage.
Water demand can increase considerably during warm, dry weather, particularly in larger gardens and growing areas. A 750 litre storage capacity provides a substantial reserve that can be collected during wetter periods and used when rainfall becomes less frequent.
Compared with smaller domestic water butts, the additional capacity means considerably more water can be retained before the tank reaches capacity. It also provides a larger reserve for periods when beds, borders, containers and crops require regular watering.
This makes the Pipeline 750L particularly useful for allotments, larger gardens, nurseries and other growing areas where water consumption can be significant during the main growing season.
| Gardens | Build up a substantial reserve of rainwater for watering beds, borders, containers and other planted areas. |
|---|---|
| Allotments | Useful for increasing available water storage where regular access to a convenient water supply may be limited. |
| Nurseries | Provides supplementary water storage for plant production and general watering requirements. |
| Growing areas | Store collected water ready for use with suitable watering and irrigation equipment. |
| Seasonal storage | Ideal where additional water capacity is required during the growing season but a permanent rigid tank is not wanted. |
Large rigid water butts and tanks take up the same amount of space whether they are full, empty or out of use. The Pipeline Flexible Rain Barrel offers a more adaptable solution.
Its flexible body is supported by a series of vertical poles when assembled. This creates the cylindrical structure required for water storage without relying on a permanently rigid tank body.
Once the tank is no longer required, it can be emptied and dismantled. The flexible construction then takes up considerably less space, making storage and transport much easier than with a conventional 750 litre rigid tank.
Rain falling onto roofs and other suitable collection surfaces can provide a valuable source of water for the garden. Instead of allowing all of this rainfall to disappear into the drainage system, a suitable collection arrangement can divert water into the Pipeline tank for later use.
Increasing storage capacity is particularly useful during periods of changeable weather. A larger tank can collect more water during wet spells, creating a reserve ready for the next dry period.
Stored rainwater can then be used for suitable garden watering and irrigation applications, helping reduce the amount of mains water required for routine plant care.
Choose the tank position carefully before assembly and filling. A 750 litre tank holds a substantial volume of water, so it should be positioned on a firm, stable and level surface.
Clear the installation area of sharp stones, protruding objects and other debris that could damage the flexible base. Assemble the tank and supporting structure according to the supplied instructions before introducing water.
If rainwater is being collected from guttering, use a suitable rainwater collection or diverter arrangement to direct water from the downpipe towards the tank. The exact connection method will depend on the guttering and collection system being used.
Always position the tank before filling. If it needs to be moved to another location, drain it first rather than attempting to move the tank while it contains water.
An outlet positioned towards the bottom of the tank provides convenient access to the stored water. This makes it easier to draw water from the tank without repeatedly opening the top.
Depending on the watering setup being used, stored water can be transferred into watering cans or used with compatible watering and irrigation equipment.
External level markings provide a useful visual indication of the amount of water remaining, helping users monitor their available water reserve throughout the growing season.
Keep the tank and rainwater collection system reasonably clear of leaves and other debris during use. Periodically checking guttering, collection points and the tank outlet can help maintain reliable water flow.
When the tank is no longer required, drain the remaining water and allow the tank to dry before dismantling it. Once packed down, store the flexible tank and its components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
The ability to dismantle the tank is particularly useful for seasonal growing areas, allotments and gardens where equipment is packed away or reorganised during the quieter months.
| Brand | Pipeline |
|---|---|
| Product | Flexible Rain Barrel |
| Capacity | 750 litres |
| Product type | Collapsible water butt / water storage tank |
| Tank design | Flexible cylindrical tank |
| Support | Vertical support structure |
| Top | Covered |
| Outlet | Integrated lower water outlet |
| Water level | External graduated markings |
| Primary use | Rainwater collection & water storage |
| Typical applications | Gardens, allotments, nurseries, growing areas & irrigation water storage |
| Storage | Collapsible when empty for compact seasonal storage |
This model has a capacity of 750 litres, providing substantial water storage for larger gardens, allotments and growing areas.
Yes. Unlike a conventional rigid water butt, the flexible tank can be emptied and dismantled for more compact storage and easier transport.
Yes. Rainwater collection and storage is one of its primary applications. A suitable collection or diverter arrangement can be used to direct water from guttering into the tank.
Yes. The large capacity is particularly useful on allotments and larger growing areas where a substantial reserve of water can reduce the need for frequent refilling of smaller containers.
Install the tank on a firm, stable and level surface that is clear of sharp stones and other objects that could damage the base. Choose the position before filling the tank.
Yes. An integrated outlet is positioned towards the bottom of the tank to provide convenient access to the stored water.
No. A filled 750 litre tank is extremely heavy. Drain the tank before attempting to dismantle or reposition it.
The main advantage is storage efficiency. A rigid water butt occupies its full volume permanently, whereas the Pipeline flexible tank can be dismantled and packed down when empty and not required.
Drain the tank completely, allow it to dry and dismantle it before storage. Keep the flexible tank and its components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
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The Pipeline Flexible Rain Barrel 750L is a large-capacity collapsible water butt designed for collecting and storing rainwater for gardens, allotments, nurseries and growing areas. Combining a substantial 750 litre capacity with a flexible, space-saving design, it provides an excellent alternative to a bulky rigid water storage tank.
Collecting rainwater provides a practical way to make better use of natural rainfall and build up a useful water reserve for dry periods. With up to 750 litres of storage available, this Pipeline Flexible Rain Barrel is particularly well suited to larger gardens and growing areas where conventional small water butts can quickly run out.
The flexible cylindrical tank is supported by vertical poles to maintain its shape when in use. When the tank is empty and no longer required, it can be dismantled and packed down for much more convenient transport and seasonal storage.
Water demand can increase considerably during warm, dry weather, particularly in larger gardens and growing areas. A 750 litre storage capacity provides a substantial reserve that can be collected during wetter periods and used when rainfall becomes less frequent.
Compared with smaller domestic water butts, the additional capacity means considerably more water can be retained before the tank reaches capacity. It also provides a larger reserve for periods when beds, borders, containers and crops require regular watering.
This makes the Pipeline 750L particularly useful for allotments, larger gardens, nurseries and other growing areas where water consumption can be significant during the main growing season.
| Gardens | Build up a substantial reserve of rainwater for watering beds, borders, containers and other planted areas. |
|---|---|
| Allotments | Useful for increasing available water storage where regular access to a convenient water supply may be limited. |
| Nurseries | Provides supplementary water storage for plant production and general watering requirements. |
| Growing areas | Store collected water ready for use with suitable watering and irrigation equipment. |
| Seasonal storage | Ideal where additional water capacity is required during the growing season but a permanent rigid tank is not wanted. |
Large rigid water butts and tanks take up the same amount of space whether they are full, empty or out of use. The Pipeline Flexible Rain Barrel offers a more adaptable solution.
Its flexible body is supported by a series of vertical poles when assembled. This creates the cylindrical structure required for water storage without relying on a permanently rigid tank body.
Once the tank is no longer required, it can be emptied and dismantled. The flexible construction then takes up considerably less space, making storage and transport much easier than with a conventional 750 litre rigid tank.
Rain falling onto roofs and other suitable collection surfaces can provide a valuable source of water for the garden. Instead of allowing all of this rainfall to disappear into the drainage system, a suitable collection arrangement can divert water into the Pipeline tank for later use.
Increasing storage capacity is particularly useful during periods of changeable weather. A larger tank can collect more water during wet spells, creating a reserve ready for the next dry period.
Stored rainwater can then be used for suitable garden watering and irrigation applications, helping reduce the amount of mains water required for routine plant care.
Choose the tank position carefully before assembly and filling. A 750 litre tank holds a substantial volume of water, so it should be positioned on a firm, stable and level surface.
Clear the installation area of sharp stones, protruding objects and other debris that could damage the flexible base. Assemble the tank and supporting structure according to the supplied instructions before introducing water.
If rainwater is being collected from guttering, use a suitable rainwater collection or diverter arrangement to direct water from the downpipe towards the tank. The exact connection method will depend on the guttering and collection system being used.
Always position the tank before filling. If it needs to be moved to another location, drain it first rather than attempting to move the tank while it contains water.
An outlet positioned towards the bottom of the tank provides convenient access to the stored water. This makes it easier to draw water from the tank without repeatedly opening the top.
Depending on the watering setup being used, stored water can be transferred into watering cans or used with compatible watering and irrigation equipment.
External level markings provide a useful visual indication of the amount of water remaining, helping users monitor their available water reserve throughout the growing season.
Keep the tank and rainwater collection system reasonably clear of leaves and other debris during use. Periodically checking guttering, collection points and the tank outlet can help maintain reliable water flow.
When the tank is no longer required, drain the remaining water and allow the tank to dry before dismantling it. Once packed down, store the flexible tank and its components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
The ability to dismantle the tank is particularly useful for seasonal growing areas, allotments and gardens where equipment is packed away or reorganised during the quieter months.
| Brand | Pipeline |
|---|---|
| Product | Flexible Rain Barrel |
| Capacity | 750 litres |
| Product type | Collapsible water butt / water storage tank |
| Tank design | Flexible cylindrical tank |
| Support | Vertical support structure |
| Top | Covered |
| Outlet | Integrated lower water outlet |
| Water level | External graduated markings |
| Primary use | Rainwater collection & water storage |
| Typical applications | Gardens, allotments, nurseries, growing areas & irrigation water storage |
| Storage | Collapsible when empty for compact seasonal storage |
This model has a capacity of 750 litres, providing substantial water storage for larger gardens, allotments and growing areas.
Yes. Unlike a conventional rigid water butt, the flexible tank can be emptied and dismantled for more compact storage and easier transport.
Yes. Rainwater collection and storage is one of its primary applications. A suitable collection or diverter arrangement can be used to direct water from guttering into the tank.
Yes. The large capacity is particularly useful on allotments and larger growing areas where a substantial reserve of water can reduce the need for frequent refilling of smaller containers.
Install the tank on a firm, stable and level surface that is clear of sharp stones and other objects that could damage the base. Choose the position before filling the tank.
Yes. An integrated outlet is positioned towards the bottom of the tank to provide convenient access to the stored water.
No. A filled 750 litre tank is extremely heavy. Drain the tank before attempting to dismantle or reposition it.
The main advantage is storage efficiency. A rigid water butt occupies its full volume permanently, whereas the Pipeline flexible tank can be dismantled and packed down when empty and not required.
Drain the tank completely, allow it to dry and dismantle it before storage. Keep the flexible tank and its components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
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