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Blocked Beauties | |||
Bare naked and blocked - because that is just what they are. Naked in the sense that they're not cedar cladded like the rest of our rain barrel systems, and blocked because they sit on concrete blocks instead of being mounted on wooden stands (like our BareNaked Beauties systems). They hold the same amount of rain water (60 gallons per barrel), use the same Water Saver Diverter (that connects to a 2" x 3" downspout), are plumbed using the same 3/4" PVC and ball valve brass spigot. The main difference is that they are much easier on your pocketbook (or wallet). | |||
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Single Double Triple Quad
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Quad System with Isolation Valve, extra spigot, and barrel added on. |
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Open Top Blocked Beauties |
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Two blocks, 51" high
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Single Double Triple Quad
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Three blocks, 59" high
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Blocked Beauties include: Water Saver Diverter, Barrels, Release Valves, PVC plumbing with Ball Valve Spigot, PVC Fittings, and Concrete Blocks. Open Top Blocked Beauties include: Removable debris screen, 12 ft. x 1 1/2" dia., overflow hose, barrels, and 12" dia., top opening with same plumbing, fittings and blocks. For each additional barrel and blocks add $65, and for pavers add $30. Subtract $6 per barrel for self installs and pick ups (minus blocks and pavers). Isolation Valve and spigot $35. (Allows you to hold water in some barrels while draining others.) Installation: $75 - $90 (1 to 6 barrels) *Concrete Pavers may well include Poly Edging, Anchoring Spikes, leveling sand or gravel, weed barrier, and labor. |
Special Note: All Blocked Beauties systems should be completely drained with the spigot left in the open position in preparation for a cold snap.
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