Rain Wizard Universal Stand Khaki Good Ideas

Description

Most rain barrels on the market don't fully utilize the water they hold because the spigot is located about halfway up the barrel. The Rain Wizard Universal Stand solves these issues by lifting and supporting the rain barrel off the ground. Don't use unsightly cinder blocks or spend lots of money on decorative bricks or wooden structures. And best of all, the stand is available in a wide variety of colors to conveniently match your home or barrel. This is to allow buckets to be filled but leaves about a quarter of the water behind. The structured core is designed to hold over 1000 lbs of water weight, more than enough for what your barrel would collect. With increased elevation, the barrel can drain at a much faster rate. The Universal Stand will fit nearly every rain barrel produced by Good Ideas (currently excludes Savannah and Amphora series as well as Rain Wizard 300). This is to allow buckets to be filled but leaves about a quarter of the water behind. And this remaining water is standing which can be hazardous. Barrels with optimally located spigots don't allow room for buckets and leave only hoses as the draining option. And any filling device can be easily placed below the spigot without awkward tilting or maneuvering. The structured core is designed to hold over 1000 lbs of water weight, more than enough for what your barrel would collect. The Rain Wizard Universal Stand is all you need.

Key Features

• Don't use unsightly cinder blocks or spend lots of money on decorative bricks or wooden structures.
• This is to allow buckets to be filled but leaves about a quarter of the water behind.
• Most rain barrels on the market don't fully utilize the water they hold because the spigot is located about halfway up the barrel.
• The Universal Stand will fit nearly every rain barrel produced by Good Ideas (currently excludes Savannah and Amphora series as well as Rain Wizard 300).
• The structured core is designed to hold over 1000 lbs of water weight, more than enough for what your barrel would collect.
• Barrels with optimally located spigots don't allow room for buckets and leave only hoses as the draining option.