💧 How to Save Water This Summer Without Letting Your Garden Suffer
As summer temperatures rise across the UK, watering your garden can become both expensive and environmentally costly. But what if you could keep your plants thriving and still reduce your water usage?

At Rainwater Terrace, we believe that sustainable gardening doesn’t have to be difficult or dull – it can be smart, stylish, and even save you money. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to reduce water waste, lower your utility bills, and future-proof your garden during dry spells, all with the help of modern rainwater harvesting.
🌦️ Why You Should Collect Rainwater – Even in Summer
You might think rainwater collection is just for the winter months, but the truth is: summer is when it really pays off.
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Gardeners can use over 1,000 litres of water a week during hot spells.
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Hosepipe bans are becoming more frequent across the UK.
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Tap water is treated for drinking – using it for plants is wasteful and costly.
Installing a rainwater collection system now means you can store every drop from summer storms and use it when it’s dry.
🌱 Top 5 Benefits of Using a Rainwater Terrace Water Butt
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Water Your Garden for Free
Stop relying on the mains – our rainwater butts collect and store water for when you need it most. -
Stylish & Stackable Design
No more ugly barrels! Our unique tiered system looks great and fits on patios and balconies. -
Grow Plants, Herbs & Veg
Use the built-in planters to grow edible crops or decorative flowers with your collected rainwater. -
Prevent Local Flooding
Collecting runoff helps reduce the strain on drains during heavy rain, especially in urban areas. -
Child & Pet Safe
Secure lids, fast-flow taps, and overflow systems make our products ideal for family gardens.
💡 Did You Know?
A single Rainwater Terrace water butt can collect up to 200 litres of water per rainfall event. That’s enough to keep your garden thriving through a dry spell – without turning on the tap!
📦 Ready to Get Started?
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