VINGLI Upgraded 100 Gallon Collapsible Rain Barrel, Portable Water Storage Collection System, Weather Proof Sturdy Tank Catcher Container with Filter Spigot Overflow Kit Black
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Color: Black
Size: 100 Gallon
Features
- Weather ProofHigh strength durable fabric material enables our upgraded rain barrel cold and heat-resistant. The rain barrel is designed to withstand inclement weather conditions in summer and winter. Saving the water, saving the bill.
- Durable DesignThe rain barrel is made of 500D Anti-corrosion PVC by hot-pressing process. It comes with 7 legs and 7 leg holders to suport water storage tank to stand steady. There are also patch materials for easy repair when it is needed. With its secure and durable design, you do not need to worry its leaking.
- Easy AssemblySimply assemble 2 spigots and 1 overflow, insert support legs, and pull the zipper on the top, water barrel can be assembled in 10 mins. It is really easy to use.
- Collapsible DesignJust pull out support legs, pack back, and put in car trunk or garage to take out or store for next use. Its foldable design makes it convenient to carry or storage.
- Attractive FeaturesThe rain barrel is with smaller mesh screen filter which could prevent smaller stuff drop into the water containers. Dual-way zippered makes it easy to open and close the top lid. You can either use the bottom spigot to connect hose or higher spigot to flow out water. It comes with 25 garden labels for easy tag.
Description
A sustainable solution to collect the rainwater in rainy season and reuse for watering your garden. At the same time save your water bill! Based on calculation, using rain barrel to reusing rain water can save your water bill up to 40% per year! High strength durable fabric material enables our upgraded rain barrel cold and heat-resistant. It is made of 500D Anti-corrosion PVC by hot-pressing process. 7 leg holders to support to stand steady. Assemble spigots, insert legs, and pull the zipper, water barrel can be assembled in 10 mins.
Brand: VINGLI
Color: Black
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Capacity: 100 gallons
Shape: Cylindrical
Brand Name: VINGLI
Manufacturer: VINGLI
Model Number: Rainbarrel-065
Manufacturer Part Number: Rainbarrel-065
Item Type Name: Black Rain Barrel
Capacity: 100 gallons
Color: Black
Shape: Cylindrical
Material Type: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
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Color: Green
Size: 100 Gallon
I've bought one of these before, about 2 years ago and the new one is better. A ring has been added to the top. The older I nes, still have my older one, and the top would collapse inward when very lower of water. This mad it difficult for new water to enter the top. They would also collapse with only a few gallons in the bottom as the became top heavy. I intended to elevate to new barrel so that excess water cab drain from the over flow into the old barrel. It hasn't rain and my barrel ran dry.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024 by Shawn R. Blackhurst
Color: Green
Size: 66 Gallon
I bought this barrel as a method to catch rainwater and divert it to the waterers for a Chicken Coop. It works like a charm and all I have to do is tell the people watching my chickens to turn the knob and voila! It is made of durable and flexible material and it holds water well. Unfortunately it leaks a bit at the place where the nozzle attaches, but I timed it and it is about 3 drops per minute. I will have to put some kind of flex tape or something around there to keep it from leaking next summer, but I think this is a swell value for the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2021 by Ales Dvorak
Color: Green
Size: 66 Gallon
I have a garden and I live in an apartment and I wanted to conserve water and make it easier for me to maintain my garden as well. This rain barrel has worked really well it holds a lot of water and it was easy to put together. so far it has made it through the heat of the summer and has not buckled or anything. Every couple of months I have emptied it completely and rinsed it out because I did notice a film over on the sides inside and I did not want bacteria growth so it is good to empty it and just rinse it out with hot water and you know either refill it halfway and let the rain finish it or whatever works best for you I also purchased Annette to go over it to catch leaves and the remnants of sunflowers and things like that although it has netting on there I just wanted some extra protection over it and it's work pretty well. One thing that I would suggest Improvement they have the spicket all the way at the bottom of the barrel which makes it difficult to fill a bucket I would suggest putting the spicket more in the middle or add a hose with the barrel to make it easier to fill a bucket.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Trina Dixon
Color: Green
Size: 100 Gallon
I was very excited to get this large capacity collapsible rain barrel but all it took was the first real rain to ruin my enthusiasm. It filled quickly then toppled over despite being on flat ground and all supports intact, spilling 100 gallons all over the place and causing damage to the fence it landed against. I set it up again with some chairs placed around it in hopes I could capture more rain and that work as the storm had passed and we were down to a drizzle. I was able to collect maybe 25 gallons. About 6 weeks went by with no rain (I live in Texas and it's summer). This past weekend, it pour due to storms created by a hurricane that hit the Texas coast. Despite chairs and other supports, once it got full it just collapse, crashed over and knocked everything down. 100 gallons of water is extremely heavy and I am aware of that, but with the continued flow of water from the roof adding to the full barrel it could not handle it so something had to give...and again I lost 100 gallons of precious rainwater (needed for my orchids) and in the end got maybe 5 gallons once we got it set back up. The storm had passed and not enough rain came after to fill the barrel. I feel like throwing it on a fire or tossing it in the trash but not until a new, proper rain barrel that is sturdy and not collapsible arrives. Collapsing is the number one talent of this barrel and it will do it consistently unless you build an edifice around it that can withstand the incredible pressure that builds up as it fills during torrential downpours. Do not buy this barrel. Repeat, do not buy this barrel. Spend the money on a solid, story barrel and forget about the convenience of a lightweight, collapsible option unless you live somewhere that has gentle rains and can build a framework to keep it protected.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020 by Becky
Color: Green
Size: 50 Gallon
Assembly Instructions are VERY hard to understand. Incomplete sentences, spaces in the middle of words. And ended up missing part D
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026 by Debbie
Easy to put together, seems pretty sturdy. I really bought this so I can take it down in the winter easily, since this will fold down.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2026 by Elizabeth R
Color: Green
Size: 50 Gallon
UPDATE - I'm raising my rating from 4 stars to 5. We used this multiple times over the summer and it fit the need perfectly. It has shown no signs of failure and that is with the understanding that it is moved constantly - taken up and reset for each camping location. ORIGINAL - I am not using this product in its intended use, but still using it as a water retention device. For my use, it is doing a great job. Here's the deal... I love to camp. I love dispersed camping in my home state of West Virginia. I have a small, popup camper. Where I live we have a LOT of rivers, streams and creeks. I hate lugging around jugs of water, so after watching a few Australian youtubes, I decided to copy them, but I wanted to have a collapsible water tank. This does the trick. Here is how this works... I have an old, 12v water pump. I drop an intake line, that only uses a screen filter, into the flowing water. There are no farms or industries upstream from where I camp. The pump then pulls from the water source and first pushes it through a 1 micron whole house filter. That then moves into this collapsible tank by way of a 100' garden hose. I make a setup location that is level for the tank. I fill it to about the 25 to 30 gallon mark. I then drop in the required amount of chlorine bleach, as determined by the EPA, CDC and NIH, and mix thoroughly to purify from bacteria. It sits for an hour. I test the pH and chlorine amount using a chemical test strip. If all numbers are fine, then I pump it out of the tank and into my 5 gallon water tanks. This water is not for drinking, but used for showers, cooking and washing. This system will NOT remove toxins or chemicals, but does make the water safe for consumption. So, this tank is an important part of the system, it folds up easily, it stands perfectly and does its job as a intermediate holding tank for water purification in the wild. Now, I only bring along a single 5 gallon prefilled water jug, plus bottled water for drinking and 3 collapsible 5 gallon jugs for my river water.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2022 by uppitykatt
Color: Green
Size: 100 Gallon
I originally purchased this barrel to collect condensate from the AC system. I measured it to put out between 5-8 gallons of water over a period of 24 hours which is a fairly sizeable amount of water. Otherwise it would continue to leak into a yard space that was already sunk and eroded from the water being drained there. I live in california and figured this would be a good way to make use of water I had access to while being able to keep things watered. Or just have something on hand to flush toilets with. The barrel itself was simple to setup, though the washers it comes with are... Not up for the task. I learned that after the thing was half full. I did use PVC tape on the threading as I wasn't 100% certain there would be a tight fight. I'm glad I did, because yes, you can 'over tighten' the spigots and yes, they will 'skip' back to loose and do not screw in snug. Even after getting them decently snug, there was still small leaks about the washers at the lower spigot. The barrel was setup on a concrete slab, level and I started it out with 4 gallons of water, as I felt this needed some initial weight simply to stay in position. The top of the barrel had a mesh screen and did a good job of catching the water runoff from the AC system. Now here I am almost to the end of the month, and I've begun to notice that the sleeves holding the legs are tearing away from the main body of the barrel. I could probably repair this with contact cement, but it would mean draining the entire thing and currently it's sitting at half full. But my biggest issue? Is there is a puddle beneath the base of the barrel. I've shined a light inside, but there's no.... visible sign of a leak, but enough water is getting out that when I use a dowel measured off by inches to track the water level? I can see I'm coming in at about 4-6 gallons a day. Meaning I'm loosing a gallon or two of water somewhere. What this means is I'll have to get a secondary barrel, pump all the water out and go over this thing piecemeal to find and patch the leak, patch the seams and see about maybe putting it back in use. I'm honestly a little sad. This thing with a little more forethought could've been spot on. But. Way she goes...
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2021 by Matt Parker