Yes. The outlet swivels to a horizontal position. For a horizontal install, glue the outlet into the pipe with solvent cement.

Yes. The Leaf Eater® Advanced has a VH Pivot, so you can angle the outlet to suit either a vertical downpipe or a horizontal (rear-outlet) downpipe.

Yes. It is made from U-PVC, so you can paint it to match your downpipes or wall.

Yes. The metal body can be painted to suit any building's colour scheme.

Yes. It is made from polypropylene, which takes paint well, so you can paint it to match your building.

Yes. With rectangular adaptors it fits rectangular downpipes, and we offer kits that include the adaptors for compatible sizes.

No. The Leaf Eater® Plus connects with a socket and is held in place with a screw rather than glue, so you can easily remove it for cleaning.

No. The cover is a decorative anti-splash shield rather than a seal, so some splash and debris can still escape the front. If you want a fully sealed rain head, choose a version with a hood.

It depends on your system. For a wet (charged) system, where the pipe runs down, underground and back up to the tank, allow at least 500mm between the rain head outlet and the top of the tank, and ideally a metre or more. For a dry system, where the pipe runs straight down to the tank, about 200mm is enough. Without enough height, water can back up and splash out of the rain head.

It fits 150mm pipe. You can attach a 150mm flexible coupling, or fit the stepped outlet directly into 150mm DWV or pressure pipe.

It fits inside a standard 150mm pipe and inserts directly, so no coupling or adaptor is needed.

You will need a tape measure, a marker pen, a saw, pipe brackets and screws, and a screwdriver or drill.

You will need a tape measure and marker pen, a saw plus a hole saw or tin snips to cut the gutter and downpipe, a drill, screws or pop rivets with a screwdriver or pop rivet gun, sealant, and a 90mm or 100mm socket to connect to your downpipe.

You will need a tape measure, a marker pen, a saw, and a screwdriver or drill.

You will need a tape measure and marker pen, a saw, and solvent cement glue.

You will need a tape measure and marker pen, a saw, tin snips, solvent cement glue, screws, and a screwdriver or drill.

You will need a tape measure and marker pen, a saw, solvent cement glue, screws, and a screwdriver or drill.

You will need a tape measure and marker pen, a saw and tin snips to cut the downpipe, a drill, screws or pop rivets with a screwdriver or pop rivet gun, sealant, and a 90mm or 100mm socket to connect to your downpipe.

You will need a tape measure, a marker pen, a saw, a screwdriver or drill, screws or rivets, and solvent cement glue.

You will need a tape measure, a marker pen and a saw.

Each Leaf Eater® Original comes with the rain head, with its screens fitted, and a gutter outlet for mounting it at the gutter.

Each Leaf Eater® Ultra comes with the rain head, its multi-fit cap and the leaf slide, with the screen fitted.

It comes with the Leaf Beater® rain head and its Clean Shield™ screen.

It comes with the rain head, The Hood cover, The Hood screen and the adaptors to fit your downpipe size.

Each Leaf Eater® Slimline comes with the rain head, with its screen and cartridge fitted.

Each Leaf Eater® Plus comes with the rain head, with its Clean Shield™ screen fitted. It mounts below your existing gutter outlet, so a new gutter outlet is not included.

It comes with the Leaf Catcha Slimfit rain head, its mesh screen, and the adaptors to fit your downpipe size.

It comes with the Leaf Catcha rain head and its mesh screen.

Each Leaf Eater® Advanced comes with the rain head, with its Clean Shield™ screen fitted. Some sizes also include a downpipe adaptor.

It comes with the rain head body, the screen, The Hood, and the mounting brackets and screws.

It comes with the Leaf Catcha Slimfit rain head and its mesh screen.

It comes with the rain head, The Hood cover and The Hood screen.

It comes with the cover, the rain head body and the mosquito screen.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof stainless steel mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture (just under 1mm), fine enough to stop mosquitoes and insects while letting water through freely. The Leaf Eater® Advanced uses a single Clean Shield™ screen that sheds leaves and debris.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof stainless steel mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture (just under 1mm); the angled screen channels water through while keeping leaves and pests out.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof stainless steel mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture (just under 1mm), fine enough to stop mosquitoes and insects while letting water through freely. The Leaf Eater® Slimline's screen sits in a cartridge that pulls out for easy cleaning.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof stainless steel mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture (just under 1mm), fine enough to stop mosquitoes and insects while letting water through freely. The Leaf Eater® Plus uses a single Clean Shield™ screen that sheds leaves and debris, with no second screen needed.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof stainless steel mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture (just under 1mm), fine enough to stop mosquitoes and insects while letting water through freely. The Leaf Eater® Ultra's Hydro Activated Filtration screen bounces slightly as water hits it, which helps shed leaves.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof stainless steel mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture (just under 1mm), fine enough to stop mosquitoes and insects while letting water flow through freely. The Leaf Eater® Original also has a self-cleaning primary screen that sheds larger leaves and debris.

Yes. It has a mosquito-proof aluminium mesh screen with a 0.955mm aperture that keeps leaves and pests out.

Yes. The Hood fully covers the rain head so there is no splashing and you capture the most water, which makes it ideal for covered areas like alfresco spaces.

Yes. The Hood fully covers the rain head so there is no splashing and you capture the most water, which makes it ideal for covered areas like alfresco spaces.

The Stream Original has an open cover that reduces splashing while it sheds leaves. For less splash again, choose the Stream Shield, or the Stream with The Hood to stop it completely.

The Shield cover cuts down splashing so you capture more of your water. For no splashing at all, choose the Stream with The Hood.

Yes. The Hood fully covers the rain head so there is no splashing and you collect all the water, which is ideal where splashing cannot be allowed.