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A wall tank and a barrow

Ondis24 has two entries here, and both are containers.

The rainwater tank is the more interesting. It is a wall tank — flat on one face so it stands against a house or a fence and takes up depth rather than a circle of ground. On a small garden that shape is the whole reason to buy it, and its stated capacity is large for the footprint it occupies.

What matters after capacity on that shelf: whether a tap is included and at what height, whether the wall is opaque enough to discourage algae, and whether the lid is child-safe. A rain barrel is not a drinking supply and nothing on that shelf is described here as one.

The wheelbarrow is a plastic-tray type with a stated volume and a stated load. Those two figures are not interchangeable: filled to its volume with soil, a barrow is far over its load rating; filled to its load with leaves, it is half empty. This site prints both.

Every Ondis24 reference written up here, a page each

  • Wheelbarrow with plastic tub and metal frame

    Ondis24 4250627281016

    A plastic tub with a metal axle and a reinforcing strut — and a listing that calls its own figures guide values.

    Volume
    About 100 litres
    Load
    250 kg; unqualified as to moving or standing
    Tray material
    Plastic, on a metal frame; an additional metal strut is stated to reinforce the construction
    Wheel
    Pneumatic, on a metal axle; no diameter published
    Frame
    None — the listing states that dimension and weight figures are guide values · wheel: Pneumatic, on a metal axle; no diameter published
    Weight
    Not published
    Amazon reference
    B0BR7PB4YC (one reference across 3 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    4250627282136
    • A plastic tub, which cannot rust where steel tubs are scraped bare by a shovel
    • A metal axle rather than a plastic bearing, which is where cheap barrows fail
    • No dimensions at all, and a disclaimer in place of them

    Best for: Garden work where a rust-free tub matters more than a published specification

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  • Graphite flat-backed 300 litre rainwater wall tank

    Ondis24 Eco 300

    The densest tank here — 300 litres over 0.24 m² — with a raised outlet for a can and a floor outlet to drain.

    Volume
    300 litres
    Material
    UV- and weather-resistant plastic, with a dimpled surface to resist bulging
    Dimensions
    About 60 × 40 × 137 cm — about 1250 litres per square metre of footprint; 15 kg empty
    Tap
    Included; two outlet positions — one raised for a watering can, one at floor level to drain fully
    Lid
    Closed with a lid
    Overflow
    Not published; two pilot-drill marks for a collector, which is not included
    Amazon reference
    B0D22X1WHS (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    4250627292418
    • The densest capacity per square metre of ground on this shelf, by a clear margin
    • Two outlet heights, which is the direct answer to the watering-can problem
    • No rain collector included, and the listing says so

    Best for: A narrow passage or a wall where 300 litres has to fit into almost no ground

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