The RTS Northland Tank 65-Gallon Rain Collector is a must have product for your home or building. Several key design features make this rain barrel easy to use including
simple installation. The
removable screen on the top safeguards the quality of your stored water by keeping out insects, animals, and debris.
To access the water, simply adjust the shut-off valves on the hose hook-up or spigot.
It features two threaded spigots at separate heights. Using a linking kit,
you can connect this barrel to others like it to increase your water storage capacity. Link kit sold separately.
About the Design
The RTS Northland Tank Rain Collector can hold up to 65 gallons of water. It features a unique design created to look like stacked firewood making it a decorative addition to your home. The rain barrel also includes two threaded spigots at the side of the tank, at separate heights so you can fill up your watering can or hook up your garden hose with ease. The one piece design makes the rain barrel safe for children and pets, and also keeps wildlife from gaining access to it.
About the Materials
Each RTS Northland Tank Rain Collector is produced from UV8- stabilized resin. This fade-resistant plastic material will never rot or become prey to insect infestations. The heavy-duty, rotational molded construction ensures a long lifespan. The unique advantage of these rain barrels is the use of roto-molding. Rotational molding produces vinyl products as one piece with a consistent, even wall thickness to prevent separation and leakage.
About the Features
Heavy duty rotational molded construction for a longer lifespan
UV8 stabilizing package for protection from sunlight
Flat side to fit flush against wall - easier to trim surrounding grass
Linkable to other barrels for increased capacity
Includes two threaded spigots
Screen to keep out debris and insects
Children and pet proof
Authentic stacked firewood appearance
Unique, Attractive Decorative Design
Dimensions: 40”H x 25"W x 16”D
Volume: 65 US Gal.
Weight: 30lbs.
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