Great store, Great location and wonderful customer service!!! The folks there are very knowledgeable and the prices are very reasonable. Don't forget to check out the N' MORE part...great variety of GREEN and SUSTAINABLE items for everyone! Love the Wedding Bottles!
Rain Barrels N' More
440-808-8383
Terra Cotta Rain Barrel
Fully Assembled 55 or 60 gallon Rain Barrel w/RainReserve Diverter and high-flow spigot
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Listing Manager:
Judy Decker
Rain Barrels N' More is a rain barrel store. It sells fully assembled rain barrels. Its products include a "RainReserve Diverter" that directs any water overflow back into the barrel. The store offers rain barrels in a wide variety of materials, such as waterstone and sandstone in various sizes. It also sells compost tumblers, lawn bags, rain barrel pumps, apparel, rain chains, Judy beads, welding glasses and more. The business hosts workshops throughout the year to educate customers on composting and rain barrel use. Call today for more information.
- Fax: 440-937-6401
- Hours: Closed Monday, Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm, Sunday 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Handicap Accessible: Yes
- Payments accepted: American Express, Cash, Debit Card, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Parking: Free lot
I highly recommend this store. Great products and great customer service! The owner is very helpful with installation instructions and tips. My husband and I bought three rain barrels on layaway. We set them up on four leveled gray cinder blocks apiece (with gravel underneath the blocks). We installed two barrels on the house and one on the garage. The water comes out nice and fast from the spigots.
All last summer, despite the mild drought, we did not need to use the hose at all for our trees, flowers, lawn, vegetables and 35-gallon water garden. We used our "hillbilly drip irrigation system," for the plants, filling Smith's gallon-jug milk bottles with four pinholes poked in the bottom of each, which slowly dripped rain barrel water down to the plants' roots and helped our new semi-dwarf trees develop deep roots.
Winterizing the barrels is easy. When empty, they weigh hardly anything. And, with our bog garden and dry riverbed, we should be able to get a credit on the new sewer district rates, due to less runoff.
- Priscilla, Elyria, OH