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825 Litre Vertical Slim Line Water Butt Black MDPE (Medium Density Polyethylene) Original Organics Reviews

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Whether you're a beginner or an experienced gardener, have a small or large garden, you should consider collecting rainwater instead of using chemically treated tap water to water your plants. Rainwater is better for the plants, being naturally softer. The EcoPillar is an 825 Litre water butt designed to fit in gardens with limited space. The EcoPillar is made from Industrial strength MDPE (Medium Density Polyethylene), which is highly resistant to frost or UV damage and has high impact strength. In addition to the multiple outlets described above, you also have the option of making your own inlet or outlet without affecting the water butt's structural integrity. Water Butt Details: Height: 1800mm Length: 825mm Width: 630mm Outlet: 2 x 1" & 1 x ¾" BSP Weight: 40kg Access: 9" Lid Capacity: 800 litres Material: MDPE Product details: Vented 9'' screw-down lid as standard ¾'' raised brass threaded outlet 2 x 1'' brass threaded outlets one on each side Frost proof; will not crack in the cold Opaque plastic reduces algae growth in sunlight 2 year warranty against manufacturing defects - Product Details: Root Catalog, Water Butts Direct Category, Capacity, MDPE (Medium Density Polyethylene), Black, Original Organics, Size: L

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We are the UK's Largest Range of Water Butts, Rain Barrels & Rainwater Harvesting Products. Leading manufacturer & distributor of gardening, recycling & water conservation equipment. Highly Accredited. Fast Delivery. Leaders In Conservation. GM8 Group Ltd Brand. Excellent Service.

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0800 688 9823

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cs@gm8group.com

Location:

54 Wilbury Way,
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
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I ordered this to provide water storage for a pond feature in my garden. It's slim line fits very well in the corner I had in mind. The quality of construction appears to be excellent. I'd recomend it.
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