VEVOR 100-Gallon Collapsible Rain Barrel with Spigot

Product Description

Capture more rainfall and keep a substantial supply of reusable water available for your garden, property, or household preparedness plan.

The VEVOR 100-Gallon Collapsible Rain Barrel provides 380 liters of rainwater storage in a flexible design that can be drained and folded when not in use. Its upgraded 1000D PVC body, reinforced support rods, stabilizing lotus-style base, screened top, multiple outlets, and visible water-level gauge make it a practical alternative to a permanently installed rigid tank.

Use it to capture rooftop runoff for garden irrigation and other appropriate non-potable tasks—or maintain collected water as an additional household resource when normal water service is disrupted.

Large 100-Gallon / 380-Liter Capacity

A larger barrel means more rainfall can be captured before your storage capacity is exhausted.

With room for approximately 100 gallons / 380 liters, this model is well suited for:

• Garden irrigation
• Lawn and landscape watering
• Greenhouses
• Farm and homestead tasks
• Outdoor cleaning
• Rainwater harvesting
• Household preparedness
• Emergency non-potable water reserves

Actual collection volume depends on rainfall, available roof area, gutter configuration, and how the barrel is connected to your downspout system.

Heavy-Duty 1000D PVC Construction

This model uses 1000D PVC, providing a heavier-duty flexible construction than lower-denier versions.

According to the supplier, the material is:

• Waterproof
• UV resistant
• Wear resistant
• Non-toxic
• High-temperature sealed to help prevent leaks
• Rated for temperatures from -30°C to +70°C / -22°F to 158°F

Even with the supplier's broad material temperature rating, freezing water can expand and damage containers, seams, valves, and fittings. Appropriate draining and winterization are recommended in freezing climates.

Reinforced Support Structure

A 100-gallon flexible tank requires substantial structural support when filled.

This rain barrel uses seven 2mm-thick support rods and a lotus-style stabilizing base to help maintain its shape and keep the structure upright.

Always install the barrel on a firm, flat, level surface capable of supporting the fully loaded system.

One hundred gallons of water weighs approximately 834 lb, before adding the weight of the barrel and hardware. Choose the installation location carefully and never attempt to move the barrel while full.

Mesh Top Helps Control Debris

The wide mesh inlet allows rainwater to enter while helping prevent leaves, insects, and larger debris from entering the storage area.

This provides useful first-stage screening while keeping the barrel accessible for inspection and maintenance.

The mesh screen is not a purification system and does not remove microorganisms, dissolved chemicals, or other potentially harmful contaminants.

Visible Water-Level Gauge

An integrated acrylic transparent tube with measurement markings lets you monitor the approximate water level without repeatedly opening the barrel.

That makes it easier to see when you're running low—or determine how much additional capacity remains before the next rainfall.

Multiple Outlets for Easier Water Access

According to the supplier, the barrel incorporates three pre-installed outlet valves, including a 3/4-inch quick shut-off valve, along with two taps for convenient water access.

The overflow system helps manage excess water once the barrel reaches capacity.

Remember that water from a rain barrel is gravity-fed. Hose pressure will be considerably lower than normal household water pressure and will decrease as the water level drops.

Collapsible When Empty

A rigid 100-gallon tank occupies considerable space throughout the year.

This flexible design can be drained, disassembled, and folded into a substantially smaller footprint when rainwater collection isn't needed.

That makes seasonal storage more practical while still providing significant capacity when the barrel is deployed.

Key Features

• 100-gallon / 380-liter capacity
• Heavy-duty 1000D PVC body
• Collapsible storage design
• Seven reinforced support rods
• 2mm-thick support rods
• Lotus-style stabilizing base
• Wide mesh inlet screen
• Transparent water-level gauge
• Easy-read scale markings
• Three pre-installed outlet valves, per supplier
• Two convenient water taps
• 3/4-inch quick shut-off valve
• Overflow system
• UV-resistant material, per supplier
• Wide supplier-stated temperature range
• 25 garden plant tags included
• Designed for home, garden, farm, and preparedness use

Ideal Uses

• Rainwater harvesting
• Garden irrigation
• Lawn and landscape watering
• Greenhouse use
• Farm and homestead watering
• Outdoor cleaning
• Seasonal water conservation
• Home preparedness
• Emergency non-potable water storage

Specifications

• Brand: VEVOR
• Product Type: Collapsible Rain Barrel
• Capacity: 100 Gallons / 380 Liters
• Color: Black
• Material: 1000D PVC
• Support Rods: 7
• Support Rod Thickness: 2 mm / 0.07 in
• Base: Lotus-Style Stabilizing Base
• Top: Wide Mesh Screen
• Water-Level Indicator: Transparent Acrylic Gauge
• Outlet Valves: 3 Pre-Installed, per supplier
• Water Taps: 2, per supplier
• Quick Shut-Off Valve: 3/4 in
• Overflow System: Yes
• Supplier-Stated Temperature Range: -30°C to +70°C / -22°F to 158°F
• UV Resistant: Yes, per supplier
• Collapsible: Yes

Water Conservation Benefits

Collecting rainfall can reduce reliance on treated tap water for suitable outdoor tasks such as garden and landscape irrigation.

The supplier estimates potential water-bill reductions of approximately 20%–30%. Actual savings will vary considerably based on rainfall, roof collection area, climate, local water rates, landscaping requirements, and household usage.

Emergency Preparedness Advantages

With 100 gallons of capacity, this barrel can add significant non-potable water redundancy to a household preparedness plan.

During certain water-service interruptions, collected rainwater may be useful for appropriate sanitation, cleaning, and other non-drinking applications. That can help preserve your separately stored potable water for drinking, cooking, and other uses where safe water is essential.

However, collected rooftop rainwater should not automatically be considered safe drinking water.

Roof runoff can contain bacteria, animal waste, roofing-material contaminants, chemicals, and environmental pollutants. The mesh screen removes larger debris but does not make the water microbiologically or chemically safe.

Do not use untreated rain-barrel water for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, or other consumption without an appropriate validated treatment process and applicable public-health guidance.

Setup & Maintenance

Install the barrel on a level, stable surface capable of safely supporting more than 800 lb of water.

Position the overflow so excess water drains away from foundations and other areas vulnerable to water damage.

Regularly inspect and clean the mesh screen, interior, valves, gauge, and fittings. Take appropriate measures to prevent mosquito breeding and prolonged stagnant-water conditions.

For freezing climates, draining and winterizing the system is prudent even though the supplier rates the PVC material for low temperatures. The material temperature rating does not eliminate the physical expansion of freezing water.

Package Includes

Based on the supplied information:

• 1 × VEVOR 100-Gallon Collapsible Rain Barrel
• 7 × Support Rods
• Pre-Installed Outlet/Valve System
• Mesh Inlet Cover
• Acrylic Water-Level Gauge
• Overflow Components
• 25 × Garden Plant Tags

Why You'll Love It

The VEVOR 100-gallon rain barrel delivers large-capacity water storage without permanently dedicating space to a rigid 100-gallon tank.

Its 1000D PVC construction, reinforced frame, mesh inlet, visible water gauge, and multiple outlets make collected rainwater easier to manage for everyday garden and property use.

And when incorporated into a broader preparedness plan, its 100-gallon non-potable reserve can help conserve your dedicated drinking-water supply for the situations where potable water matters most.