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Welcome to Atlanta Rain Barrels!
We proudly manufacture
two different rain
barrel designs to meet your individual landscaping and water conservation
needs. We also offer free
instructions if you would like to build your own and
also sell all the parts necessary to design a rain barrel yourself, including assorted sizes
of Bulkhead
Fittings
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Kits and Free Instructions are now available! |
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Parts are also sold individually. |
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Our most popular design is the Style
"B".
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We also proudly sell
the Aquabarrel brand.
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We can also paint rain barrels
as a special order item or provide you with all the
information you need to paint your
own.
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here for more
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Are you looking for a rain
barrel in the Atlanta, Georgia area? These are the perfect
solution. Simply hook
up a soaker hose and water your flower or
vegetable garden this summer using chemical free rain water. Your plants will
love it and you will not have to worry about forgetting to turn
off the hose. These collect approximately
55
gallons of water and can be linked together to collect
even more free rainwater.
Do you want to design
and
build your own rain barrel? We also sell kits and
many parts, including bulkhead fittings.
Did you know
that it only takes 1/2” of rain on a 1000 square foot roof to send
300 gallons of water down your gutters?
If you have been looking at
rain collection and ideas for recycling rainwater from your gutters, you
already know there are many shapes and sizes of rain barrels
available, from simple plastic trash cans to very fancy wooden wine or whiskey
barrels. All of
the different designs allow you
to do one thing: catch free rain water from your gutter’s downspouts
(or grey water from your home) and recycle it around your
outdoor plants and garden areas.
Many areas of
the country are in the middle of a drought. Some areas
have eased the outdoor watering restrictions and what
little rain we do get seems to vanish very quickly. Take advantage of that precious, chemical
free, rain and keep all that water from becoming runoff and
washing down into your sewer.
Your plants will thank you…It’s
the “organic” option for plant food. Y
ou will not have to feel guilty about
having a beautiful garden this summer. I have even seen people route pvc
pipes all around their yard for garden irrigation or just to irrigate one
or two areas.
I have one area in my
backyard that floods every time it rains. I simply installed a rain
barrel under that downspout.
Now, I have a free source of water
for my backyard plants and I can direct any overflow water
completely away from the problem area.
If you have any questions, suggestions
or comments about water conservation or would like to know more,
please email me.
I
would be glad to help you create, design or build your own rain
barrel.

You can contact me
at:
sales@atlantarainbarrels.com
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