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FCMP Outdoor Raincatcher, Flat-Back Rain Barrel with Spigots, 50-Gallon, Brown

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Color: Brown


Features

  • Plastic
  • Imported
  • Outdoor rain collection water catchers crafted with large openings and a conveniently flat back, which not only enables effortless installation but also enhances their functionality and efficiency
  • Comes with spigots on the side of the barrel for connecting multiple RC4000 barrels together for the expansion of your rainwater storage capacity
  • Aluminum mesh screen keeps out debris to keep the water clear
  • Rain barrel kit includes a durable debris screen, a garden hose, a shut-off thumb valve for water control, a hanging hose clip, a hose to prevent water overflow, and a kit for connecting multiple RC4000 barrels
  • Made in Canada of BPA-free polyethylene plastic and can support up to 50-gallons of water; Assembled dimensions (L x W x H): 24" x 24" x 32"

Description

Transform how you care for your garden while reducing your environmental footprint with the FCMP Outdoor Raincatcher 4000 Rain Plastic Barrel. With over 375,000 plastic barrels sold across North America, this 50-gallon rainwater collection system is trusted for its durability, ease of use, and conservation-focused design. Constructed from recycled, BPA free, and UV- inhibited polyethylene, the Raincatcher 4000 is a rain catchment system built to withstand the toughest outdoor conditions. It measures 24 inches in diameter, 24 inches in width, and 32 inches in height. This rainwater collection barrel captures chlorine-free rainwater, ideal for sustainable gardening, while lessening the strain on local water resources and reducing your water bill. The 50-gallon capacity ensures that this rain collector has ample water storage for your lawn, plants, and garden beds. The modern flat- back design of this rain collection system barrel makes installation a breeze, allowing it to sit flush against your home and connect directly to your downspout. For added safety, the spoke and wheel pattern on top of this water collection barrel keeps children and pets safe, while the aluminum mesh debris screen filters out leaves and dirt, maintaining clean water for your garden. Maximize your rainwater storage by linking multiple Raincatcher rain harvesting barrels in series with the side spigots, giving you the flexibility to expand your water collection system as needed. An overflow connection directs excess water away from your home’s foundation, preventing potential damage during heavy rainfall. The complete rain barrel kit includes a garden hose with a shut-off thumb valve, hanging hose clip, overflow hose, debris screen, and a linking kit, making setup quick and easy. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or new to water conservation, the FCMP Outdoor RC4000 50-Gallon Rain Barrels to collect rainwater deliver a practical, sustainable solution for your outdoor needs.

Brand: FCMP Outdoor


Color: Brown


Material: Polyethylene (PE)


Product Dimensions: 24"L x 24"W x 32"H


Capacity: 50 Gallons


Brand: FCMP Outdoor


Color: Brown


Material: Polyethylene (PE)


Product Dimensions: 24"L x 24"W x 32"H


Capacity: 50 Gallons


Shape: Round


Global Trade Identification Number: 79


UPC: 628344138779


Manufacturer: Forest City Models and Patterns


Item Weight: 21 pounds


Item model number: RC4000-BRN


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Volume: 50 Gallons


Fabric Type: Plastic


Assembly required: Yes


Number of pieces: 1


Warranty Description: One (1) year limited replacement warranty on manufacturing defects.


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Overflow tube (66"), Shut-off valve, Hanging clip, Debris screen, 40" garden hose with standard connections, shut-off valve, hanging clip, overflow tube, linking tube, 40" garden hose with standard connections, Linking tube (16") and ties


Import: Imported


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great product! Shipped quickly!
Color: Brown
It was quite easy to get all set up. Seems to be of a sturdy material. We got rain here a couple days after I got it together, and it seems sealed up good, as I have not seen any leaks and it is retaining water. The wide opening at the top makes it so much easier to catch rain! Works well, and I can not wait for spring!! It shipped within 24 hours as well!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Amanda Dye
    • Full to top in one night of rain!
Color: Brown
I like the wide opening on top. I don't have a gutter so it just fills off the roof valley runoff. I Live in a drought area. I should have bought this years ago and will buy several more. Very basic, functional. Sturdy. I put a brick on the edge of the screen because I'm not sure if the wind will blow it off. It hasn't gone anywhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by Groovy Bluebird
    • Serves it's purpose for the price
Color: Brown
Review Image by stayfocused stayfocused
Review Image by stayfocused stayfocused
Review Image by stayfocused stayfocused
Ok. I'll start by saying, it's plastic and one solid mold. W that, you can expect a leak, but hopefully not. 1) the over flow plastic piece is worthless. I read other reviews and was hesitant. Piece comes folded so it has kinks, and it collapses too easily. It is a thicker plastic material, so I was hoping the kinks would be alleviated w water running through. I tested it w a garden hose full pressure. It stayed kinked and collapsed on itself. I tried working w it w the garden hose on trying to work out the kinks. I have a open/close adapter on the hose: thinking now if the hose would fit into the tube maybe you could get it to form better BEFORE atttaching. But at that point, you might as well either attach a garden hose to it, if it fits, or replace w a PVC pipe as some have done. Honestly the over flow 'hose' is too short anyway....so yea, it will need to be replaced w something else. 2) I was a bit surprised how quickly it filled. It was sprinkling for 1-2hrs before I even thought of checking on it. The way I have things set up is temporary and not the most secure. The thing was full. So back to the over flow issue. Thinking of just attaching a few of the expandable down spouts to eachother to get the rain to flow back out to the yard. As seen in the pics, this was a get it done now while it's still sprinkling and overflow is coming out of everything. Needless to say, current situation is hideous! 3) I did two levels of paver bricks for good flow, but don't like the look because of where it's at. 4) I do love the thing despite it's leak issue, and seriously considering a train of them on the side of the house from the other downspout. This one is where its at because of the garden right there around the pond. The plan is too attach a soaker hose to the barrel hose, but I can see that one barrel may not last that long, and our summers get hot and dry towards August. I am seriously considering the train of barrels, but they will be sitting until needed in later summer. So I'd need to figure out how to keep it from evaporating. So: 1) it's super light and if not filled w water or a small cluster of rocks, it's going to blow over in a storm 2) it will probably have a leak somewhere 3) over flow hose is useless. 4) rain comes mostly in spring and will need the water a few months down the road, so will it even be available at that time, or will it be evaporated. 5) I do want more just to stock pile some water till it's needed. OH....and my main reason for this one, even though I knew I'd hate the over flow spout... the massive opening I did use the out pour hose to drain a little since it was leaking and it had good flow. I'd almost want to try w only one layer of bricks and see if the pressure is still good. The outgoing spout is at the very bottom, so it will need to be elevated unless you are going to have it at the top of a slope. I mean maybe not since it is at the bottom, but definitely for ease of use I'd slap it on some bricks or a stand. 1st Pic is the current situation w the overflow issue and it's still sprinkling. The brown expandable is what I was talking about of having extra to attach and extend out into grass or garden rather than the old downspout. I kept it close for a just in case moment, which happened. The brown according is not secured yet, other than zip ties around the post 🤦♀️ and apparently it has its own hole somewhere 2nd Pic is the leak: it's blurry sorry 3rd is the overflow attachment. You can see how it's collapsed. When I 1st checked and the overflow was coming out of the leak and the tip, this attachment was not fully opened starting from about 6 inches from where it attaches. So basically stayed flat. There was some water flowing through, but it was opened enough. If it would stay wide open, there would've been good enough flow and probably no leak. I may even figure out a way to place the expandable type behind barrel and cut attachment to where it stays open and just feed it into brown spout, then feed that under barrel and out. That way I wouldn't need to worry about attaching things after the fact, as I could see this thing filling in minutes w a good storm. Would I recommend? Yes, but do not expect perfection. It's great for the price..although not th prettiest, it does the job. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by stayfocused stayfocused
    • Looks good, easy set up.
Color: Brown
Review Image by Iona Iona
Review Image by Iona Iona
Review Image by Iona Iona
I set the rain barrel up this morning on a beautiful, sunny day, so, I will try & remember to update this review after we have had some rain. Setting up, attaching the hose and overflow pipe of the barrel was very simple. I placed the barrel on an old, upside-down planter to raise it off the ground, this might prove not to be a sturdy enough stand for it, time will tell. I purchased a downspout diverter, also from Amazon, which I installed today - I was undecided on whether to cut a hole in the wire mesh on the lid of the barrel to feed the hose into, but ultimately decided that was the more reliable way of keeping the hose in place, rather than just laying the hose on top of the screen. So, fingers crossed that once we get some rain this barrel will fill up and help reduce my water bill. The overflow hose arrives flat, and there isn't really a way of coaxing it into being round or *open* so it's hard to tell if overflow water will actually be able to drain out of it. I'm not too concerned at this point as the downspout diverter I purchased can be set to bypass the barrel, and in addition my yard slopes down and away from the house anyway, so hopefully water will not pool at the foundation. There were a lot of reviews that mentioned leaks in the rain barrel, again, time will tell as all my outside hoses are still turned off for the winter, so I have no way of testing the water tightness of the barrel. Keeping my fingers crossed! This barrel is fairly esthetically pleasing, not an eyesore in comparison to some. I have placed this in the back of my house, by my vegetable garden and compost tumbler, so how it looks is not too important, but, I do plan to buy more and put them at the front of my house & think these will look just fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Iona Iona

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