![]() ![]() ![]() If you are sourcing items individually, the recommend list would be Fill Hose, Fill Hose Seal, Diverter, Screws, Threaded Rubber Seal, Spigot, Drain Assembly, Winter Hole cover, Threaded Rubber Seal, and a sticker visibly explaining that collected rainwater is not drinkable. Screwdriver - Needed to secure all hardware onto the barrel and downpipe.ĭIY Downpipe Rain Barrel Diverter and Parts Kit or equivalent - Our DIY kits are made to include the necessary parts for transferring water from your gutter system to a barrel. The kit includes one universal down spout diverter, kink free tubing, one hole saw, two hose clamps, two assembly screws and detailed assembly instructions. Pencil/Marker - Easy way to mark holes needed on both barrel and downpipe. The Algreen rain barrel diverter Kit works with any Algreen rain barrel. Where space is a concern, having a measuring device will ensure your barrel is spaced properly. Measuring tape or Ruler - Most DIY kits will have a minimum and maximum distance from your downpipe to your barrel. ![]() Make sure you know what size you will need for proper sealing of the rain barrel to avoid leakage. Hole Saw Set (Included in set) - If you purchased a diverter kit that does not include a hole saw set, you will need to source one. Its designed to fit standard 2' x 3' residential waterspouts and easily connects using a 4 high hose. Finding someone that has experience with power tools is also handy.ĭrill - For most DIY downpipe diverter installs you will need a drill. The Save the Rain Downspout Diverter is a simple, efficient solution for directing rainwater from your downspouts into your rain barrels. Safety Equipment - The first think with any DIY project is safety, for this project we recommend wearing safety glasses and gloves to protect from any loose plastics or metal pieces that made be airborne. ![]()
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