Huge amounts of water can be saved in rain barrels, however, most locations have one at most - sitting beside a downpipe at ground level where water has to be collected with a watering can.

So why not have multiple water storage points situated around your garden? These can also be elevated, making access to water much easier. You can create your own garden layout with unique features; a vegetable patch, raised beds or even a vertical garden? All without the need for electricity or solar power.

You can do this if you have a simple hand pump, like the HiRiser® - no complicated installation required. It offers you more choices and flexibility with what you can do with rainwater.
Uniquely, the HiRiser® is unlike all other manual pumps on the market, as it operates without valves or seals that  wear out or get damaged by dirty water. This means it will operate maintenance-free for many years to come. Here are a few of the benefits;

Suitable for vertical gardens, living walls, raised beds, hoses and drip irrigation systems - the HiRiser® can also connect directly into a drip irrigation system or soaker hose.

Add to rainwater storage capacity by pumping water to distant tanks, bags or greenhouse. If these are also elevated it creates water pressure for hoses and raised beds.

Easy to operate and easier access to water - no need to carry heavy watering cans or hoses long distances.

Increased water pressure helps in situations where gravity alone is insufficient, thereby increasing distances water can be transported or located.

Save mains water and use rainwater for things like washing your patio or garden furniture.

Robust and durable construction. Made from 100% recycled plastic and operates without any valves or seals that wear out with age. The HiRiser® has only one moving part (a metal roller bearing which does not come in contact with the fluid) meaning that the pump should last a lifetime.

The HiRiser® can also raise water up to a height of 7m and can be used for all rainwater harvesting applications (flushing toilets, laundry, washing cars, cleaning patios, etc.) Please note that rainwater is not suitable for drinking without the correct filtration and purification equipment.