Rain Heads
Rain heads sit at the top of your downpipe and filter leaves and debris before they can block your pipes or enter your tank, with mosquito-proof screens that keep pests out of pipework. Different styles suit different roofs, from screens that shed debris on their own to bucket-style heads that catch everything.
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Leaf Beater®
Leaf Catcha Rectangular
Leaf Beater®
Leaf Eater® Advanced
Leaf Eater® Slimline
Leaf Eater® Slimline
Leaf Eater® Ultra
Leaf Eater® Ultra
Leaf Eater® Stream Original
Leaf Eater® Ultra
Leaf Eater® Stream Shield
Clean: Filter leaves and debris
Leaves, twigs and debris are the first things that clog and contaminate a rainwater system. Filtering them out early, before they reach your tank, protects your water quality and keeps everything downstream working as it should.
The 12 Steps of Rain Harvesting™
Frequently asked questions
What are the three main styles of rain head?
When should I choose an open rain head versus an enclosed or bucket-style one?
How do I choose a rain head for my property?
What size rain head do I need?
Where on my house should I install my rain head?
How high above my tank inlet does the rain head need to be?
How fine is the mesh in a rain head?
Can I upgrade my existing rain head?
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Need a tailored system design?
Our specialists can design a complete Rain Harvesting™ system for your property or improve an existing one. You’ll receive a detailed report with everything you need to install and maintain it.
The Handbook
The ultimate guide for help and inspiration to start your rainwater harvesting journey today.