kelleys rain barrels

Our goal is to offer the most attractive and effective rain barrels at an affordable price.

Our Rain Barrels offer all of the important quality features, look fantastic and perform at top level.

What Can Rain Barrels Be Used For

Rainwater stored in rain barrels has many uses.
Some people find it mostly useful for watering Plants, flowers,
gardens, shrubs, birdbaths, house plants, vegetables, and fruit
trees. They help reduce the amount of run off water which collects materials that pollute rivers and creeks.

A Rain Barrel can also help reduce the amount of water that may settle around the foundation of your home.

Rain Barrels overcome water restrictions and save money by
reducing water bills, preserve landscaping, and contribute to
the environment!

They provide an ample supply of free 'soft water' to homeowners, containing no chlorine, lime or calcium.

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Kelleys Rain Chains

Rainchains initiated in Japan (also known as “Kusari Doi"). Rain chains are known to date back more than a hundred years ago. The heritage of the japanese placed their rainchain around their temples and their homes. Kelleys Rain Chains replace the traditional downspout on a typical household gutter system. They are a wonderful way to add a unique decorative accent to your house, while maintaining the functionality of a traditional downspout. With rain chains, you can actually see the water as it clings to the chains, or funnels through the cups, as it makes its way down to the ground. The look and sound of the cascading water is mesmerizing.

Kelleys Compost Barrels

Produce your own all natural compost for your vegetables, flower, herbs and practically everything else that grows out of the ground with the Kelleys Compost Barrels. Turn yard, garden and kitchen waste into high quality compost in a unit that is simple, clean, and safe to use. What is Composting? Composting is nature's process of recycling decomposed organic materials into a rich soil known as compost. Finished compost looks like soil–dark brown, crumbly and smells like a forest floor.