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Connecting Gutter to 1000L Rainwater Tank: Best Methods for 50cm Elevated Setup

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  • #1 13861368
    ablativus01
    Level 10  
    Hello, what's the best way to connect the gutter to the rainwater tank. The tank will be set at a height of about 50 cm above the ground, probably on hollow bricks.
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  • #2 13861403
    mickpr
    Level 39  
    It's simple, disassemble the lower part of the gutter to the height of the tank. How would you like it otherwise?
    Additionally - if you have 2 or more tanks - you can connect them "in series", when the first one overflows, the second one will be automatically filled, etc.
  • #3 13861435
    ablativus01
    Level 10  
    I had such a plan at the beginning, cut the plastic gutter and fit it to the opening of the tank, but then I came to the conclusion that when the tank fills up, the water will overflow from the tank. The second tank is out of the question (there is not much space in the garden, expense, ..)

    Any other solutions?
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  • #4 13861503
    Anonymous
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  • #5 13861527
    piwkooo
    Level 24  
    Hello

    I think the drawing will explain everything you can buy at all ... and other stores that provide accessories for catching rainwater.

    Connecting Gutter to 1000L Rainwater Tank: Best Methods for 50cm Elevated Setup

    Additionally, the easiest way, a gutter from the roof directly to the tank and a gutter from the top of the tank as a drain.

    greetings
  • #6 13861552
    ablativus01
    Level 10  
    infografek wrote:
    Can you post a picture of this tank?
    Does the tank have a tap at the bottom for emptying it?


    almost identical
    Connecting Gutter to 1000L Rainwater Tank: Best Methods for 50cm Elevated Setup

    Yes, there is a tap at the bottom as shown in the picture.
    Of course, I could drain the water from time to time, but I'm not always at home and no one else will do it for me.

    piss-o-o-o-o-o-o-o

    I saw this collector on the allegro but from what I read there, for proper functioning, it must be connected in parallel from the gutter to the tank. And I have a different tank, and I would rather not drill holes in it, and I don't think it can be installed in my tank.

    Could you send a photo of such an installation or a drawing?
    Quote:
    Additionally, the easiest way, a gutter from the roof directly to the tank and a gutter from the top of the tank as a drain.
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  • #7 13861594
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #8 13861617
    piwkooo
    Level 24  
    ablativus01 wrote:
    Could you send us a photo of such an installation or a drawing?


    The first one without drilling in the tank, but you still have to seal the pipes at the entrance and use a sieve at the exit to the tank.
    The second one is drilling, but if you have trees nearby, the leaves will collect in the tank!

    Connecting Gutter to 1000L Rainwater Tank: Best Methods for 50cm Elevated Setup
  • #9 13861662
    ablativus01
    Level 10  
    Thanks for your help, especially the drawings. He will eat what will rinse the tank well and then see what to do with it.
  • #10 13871927
    ablativus01
    Level 10  
    The tank is connected, so far the gutter goes directly to the tank. I am wondering now whether the tank should be emptied and dismantled before winter, frost. Can the tank crack?
  • #11 13871930
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #12 13872077
    ablativus01
    Level 10  
    The water from the gutter floods part of the garden and that's why I put the tank, I also have a plot, so the water will be useful for watering vegetables, flowers, washing some in the garden, ... I just have to buy some transceiver to connect the hose to the tap in the tank.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the best methods to connect a gutter to a 1000L rainwater tank elevated 50 cm above ground. Initial suggestions included disassembling the gutter to fit the tank's height and connecting multiple tanks in series. However, concerns about overflow and space limitations led to requests for alternative solutions. Participants discussed the importance of sealing pipes, using sieves to prevent debris, and the potential need for drilling holes in the tank. A drawing was shared to illustrate the setup, and the necessity of emptying the tank before winter to prevent cracking was emphasized. The tank is intended for garden irrigation and other uses, highlighting the practical applications of rainwater collection.
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