Good Ideas Rain Wizard Urn 65-Gallon Rain Barrel, Terra Cotta
Good Ideas Rain Wizard Urn 65-Gallon Rain Barrel, Terra Cotta
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Good Ideas Rain Wizard Urn 65-Gallon Rain Barrel, Terra Cotta

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  • Elegant Design: The Rain Wizard Urn features a terra cotta appearance with graceful lines, curves, and garnishes, enhancing your home's exterior as an accent piece.
  • Durable Construction: Constructed from thick and durable BPA-free polyethylene resin, this 65-gallon rain barrel is built to withstand harsh elements.
  • Space-Saving Flatback: Its flatback design allows for tight placement against outside walls, optimizing space utilization.
  • Integrated Planter: The unique top functions as a planter, self-draining excess water to prevent root rot and diverting overflow away from the foundation.
  • Clean Water System: A meshed screen effectively blocks debris from entering your water supply, ensuring clean water for your garden.
  • Water Conservation: This stylish and functional urn enables water conservation, providing nutrient-rich, chemical-free water for your garden.
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Pros

  • : Has a nice and attractive look.
  • : Requires minimal effort and time.
  • : Priced similarly to comparable products.
  • : Made with solid build and long-lasting components.

Cons

  • : Spigot's position makes filling water cans difficult.
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Aug 29, 2017
Barbara H
5 out of 5 stars review

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Unique, attractive, reasonably priced, durable, ship free

Love this! Had my house re-freshened on the outside - down to a point where I could do all the outside maintenance myself - I'm 71 YO female - it was this or downsize and move - didn't like the idea of taking a few years out of my routine to move - had a barn metal trough in the same spot where I am using this new one - the job manager said "are you changing that trough - it has holes all around the bottom" - didn't realize it had rusted through in spots - not doing the job for a long time - he suggested all the new types made of materials - searched the web - found this one on JET - had shopped here many time - prices good - love the style - not the "normal rain barrel" - it came in a few days and the workers neatly connected the down spouting snugly through the heavy mesh square - will be very hard for any debris to get through the top - I had the gutters put on that have small holes the full length - so should be VERY hard for anything to get into the rain barrel. The down spout goes in through a hole in the top back side, in front of that space is a place for flowers, water for birds - is shaped separate from the the down spout hole area - I got the gray - will be stacking some field stone around the bottom - have the urn itself set on 2 3" concrete blocks to make sure it stays level - also bought a 24" man made man hole cover to go under this directly so if I ever have to move or adjust will be manageable - the urn is 25lbs, the man hole cover 8lbs, and holds up to 2000 lbs. They had the terracotta and the gray Just waiting for the rain now!!!! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

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Nov 13, 2014
Evelyn62
5 out of 5 stars review

Loving my rain wizard urn.

This is so much more than a plain barrel. It is a great decoration piece for my deck. Additionally, the built in planter is perfect for planting my favorite herbs. And let's not forget the discreet, conveniently place spigot for dispensing water from the back; I connect a small piece of hose to it and fill containers to carry water to wherever I need it. My husband deserves a treat for searching the web and finding this wonderful jewel! Thanks for making such an awesome product available.

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Jan 30, 2015
pat
5 out of 5 stars review

Attractive & Functional Rain Barrel

I have wanted to install a rain barrel every since I installed rain gutters after my house remodel, but the price kept me away. I considered making my own, but the DIY 55 gal drums from food grade containers just look too ugly next to my newly renovated house. Then I stumbled on some info about my local water utility offering $75 rebates/barrel (up to 4 barrels/ home) and the decision was a no brainer. I wound up purchasing four of them. These barrels look great and work well. I bought flex hose from my local HD to connect to my down spot. The size fit perfectly into the barrel once you remove the mesh screen that comes with the barrel. I had a bunch of leftover red bricks that I used to build a platform to raise the barrel up. The terra cotta colors looks good. I'm not so sure I'd use the planter on the top of the barrel. Even though there are drainage holes, I think it makes more sense to get a small pot and place it in that space. It'll be easier to re-pot/switch out plants should the need arises and if drowning your plants' roots is a concern, it would be easy to put some gravel or a few small bricks or something to help raise your pots above the level of the drainage holes. As for the spigot...it works well (not as heavy duty as a 1/4 turn hose bib), but this is for a rain barrel and is more than adequate. The fact that it's brass says something-I've purchased a rain barrel for my in laws with plastic spigots that reeked of cheap (local stores only had one type of rain barrel in stock). The only thing I'd caution is to be sure to thread the hose bib/spigot onto the nylon opening slowly to carefully check you don't install it crooked and end up creating new and crooked threads. I'm considering connecting another barrel to help increase the capacity. I think I'm going to use one of the two overflow ports in the back, but I'm not sure if this is the best way of accomplishing this. Maybe I'll have to update this when I'm done.

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