Rainwater Collection System for 2x3 Downspouts | Green PLA Cylindrical Gutter Water Diverter | Made in USA

Used it to attach my rain barrel to the drainage spout. It was a perfect fit. I painted to match.

It is a 3D print, and not a particularly good one. It functions as is it should but mine split within a couple months. I wouldn’t recommend for the price. This cost 25 cents to make and should only be about 4 or 5 dollars

Poorly designed with super glue of two pieces together. It will leak if it is installed.

I am testing various water harvest attachments. Form of this is good for flow but the top needs to be a little wider, causes hard fit.

What can I say, this is a “plug in and play” system. No hacksaws involved to cut your downspouts. This unit replaces the 45 degree piece that you already have and turns it into a rainwater collection diverter. Super smart. After installation, your downspout works as it did before, but it now collects free rain water in a container of your choosing.Two thumbs up.

I did not have a lot of room to play with, (no room for a gravity fed first flush system, etc). But this did the job for the tight space and I'm only using the water for gardening. I did have to scrounge a longer piece of straight gutter down-pipe and cut it to fit, as the original straight gutter piece was too short once I took the topmost elbow off to install the bright green product. Used a bungee cord to secure the longer gutter piece to the bright green product. Yes, the product is lightweight plastic, but I'm grateful they came up with this.

for some reason I felt a rain barrel was a good idea (probably because when it rains I put buckets out.)I just got a new roof and gutters, all the other attachments called for cutting the down spout. To be fair, it might work fine if I cut the spout. So far I haven't managed to get it to work and the people at the hardware store aren't my friends anymore. LOL

It was working well until I noticed the outlet is broken. I’ll need to wait for a dry day to fix it.