Rain Barrel,50 Gallon Collapsible Rainwater Collection with Spigots and Overflow Kit,Portable Plastic Rain Barrel with Filter, Anti-Collapse Rainwater Collection Container Woodgrain

This was a really great purchase; being able to save the rainwater to use to water my plants us fantastic and really eco friendly and more nourishing for my container plants. It was pretty easy to assemble, has stood up to several storms we've had, and I have not had problems with stagnant water or mosquitoes. The heavy duty plastic siding is durable but pliable, so if I had to move it, it wouldn't be an impossible task. Water evaporation is kept to a minimum because the breathable netting in the cover isn't too large. Cover has a zipper, so it's easy to open the top to dip my watering jug into the water instead of using one of the spouts. At just under $60, this was a really great deal, and my garden is thankful. I love that I'm able to capture that rainwater when it comes!!

Good quality collector. I just wish the instructions were more clear. I haven't had any issues with leaking yet.

I'm very happy with this rain barrel! It was surprisingly easy to assemble, and the instructions were clear and concise. So far, I haven't experienced any leaks, which is a major plus. The barrel seems to be very sturdy and holds up well to the elements. The inclusion of spigots and an overflow kit makes it incredibly convenient to use. Highly recommend!

Not what I expected

This is a very nice collapsable water container in the style of a wood-look barrel. It is made of a thick type of plastic that does not rip easily and it has several very nice features. This has an overflow spout at the top (on the side) and it has a zip top cover to keep out any debris. There is a small screened hole on the top to let the water filter in. There is a bucket spout in the middle so you can fill up a watering can easily. That spout is removable and adjustable. My photos were take before it was placed where I want it, and not yet filled with water. I also need to reposition the spout, but snapped these pictures before it was completely assembled. I do not intend on keeping where I have it placed in my pictures.I won't use this to catch the water off any spout, instead I keep containers like these in my garden as means to move and store rain water from my 275 gallon IBC to other locations using a hose and sump pump. My IBC is placed under a rain gutter fills up completely in one rain storm where I live, and I like having these around the garden to be able to move some of those gallons after a storm. These containers are so easy to move around, and I keep a little hose on the bottom outlet to water my garden in various spots. I find that the water dispenses easier if this is raised up some. I will be placing this one at the top of a hill to water the garden below it.Personally I like this a lot, it looks great against my stone wall and sort of just disappears. My favorite thing about this one over another that I have, is that this one has many more supporting feet on the bottom. There are internal supporting pvc rods that help this keep its shape as it empties. The hose outlet fits a standard hose. Assembly on this one was a little more complicated than another that I have but I like it better because it has more internal support. Nice design, good features.

Very cheaply made, does ok. Would recommend spending a little more to get better qaulity.

It was fairly easy to setup and looks like an old barrel which I like.I live in the Phoenix area, so we get VERY little rain and since putting it together, we've had none, but I can imagine this will be awesome to have once it finally does.

this product has a lifespan