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Yes, they are joined at the top and bottom, so they can be filled in series (if the bottom spigots are closed) or parallel (if the bottom spigots are open).

Maybe planting bushes or trees to hide them is an idea for the future!

Great points and ideas! Leaving the IBC totes bare would not have been taken well in this neighborhood, unfortunately, and I opted for the best option I had with the following criteria - fast, economical, esthetic and allowed for easy access and removal if needed.

Nonsense. Trees are a crop just like tomatoes. You plant enough to meet demand.

Yes good idea. I eventually did cover them with a black cover.

Amazon. I don't believe they sell it anymore but I'm sure you can find something else. Here's what I got: ZJchao DC 12V 100PSI 4L/Min Diaphragm Water Self Priming Pump High Pressure for Caravan, Camper, Boats, Marine, Home Garden and Camping www.amazon.ca/dp/B00ESCI9MC/ref=cm_sw_r_u_apa_glt_i_VERM0YT2WB2Z6WKNCM5F?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

The totes were used and about $100 for all three. The lumber was another $100 or so. The fittings took a long time to figure out but were under $100. But I also used a table saw and a miter saw. If you don't count tools, let's say about $300 since I'm sure I missed some miscellaneous materials like stain, adhesives, etc.

Too lazy to redraw and scan. Deal with it. Lol Fast forward, pause, rewind. It's a friggin video.

@@guywithblueglasses2235 haha I know but I didn’t want to miss something

Try Kijiji. I got mine from a company that used them to store a mild detergent. They were around $30 Canadian each. I only use these to store water for flowers and shrubs. Some companies sell food grade ones that you can clean and use to store drinking water. Good luck!

You might want to paint these tote dark colour to prevent algae growth

The wheels do rotate but in hindsight I should have chosen bigger ones. As I store things in the lower compartments, the whole thing got quite heavy and harder to move. I don't move it too often so it hadn't been too bad for me. Having the wheels closer to the center is a good idea and will make maneuvering it easier. Good luck!

Yes, sorry, a minimum level of intelligence is required.

I have a solar pump connected

I did draw some plans but they were handdrawn and a mess. The idea was using whatever materials I had to make something that worked for me. The trick is to make the saw surface flush with the table top. The other trick is that the height of the table should come up to around your palm with your arms dropped straight down your side. This will make it easier for you to work on the surface, based on your height.

That's a good suggestion. The two 2x6 planks have been ok so far.

Wow, I feel sorry for your miserable existence.

Thank you!

I did think about a self-closing hinge, but the door I needed this on is not heavy so a self-closing hinge might be over-kill. Plus, cost was a factor.

@@guywithblueglasses2235 fix

Self close hinges are more expensive then this. I just installed this on a restroom door in basement and it’s not heavy so this works well plus it’s only $18 cheapest hinge at HD is $50

Thank you. That's a great idea.

You're right. I don't need your comment. I don't make money from the video. It's there to share an idea with anyone who can overlook the rawish video.

@@guywithblueglasses2235 Dude grown a backbone and stop being so sensitive. Don't read and reply to comments if it upsets you so much. Your video wasn't the best, which alot aren't when you're inexperienced to filming. Constructive criticism isn't a character judgment.

So I'm not allowed to have some fun and reply? I love reading comments, positive or negative, and replying appropriately. I don't mind constructive criticism but don't just say it's bad and not give any suggestions.

@@guywithblueglasses2235 @Guy With Blue Glasses if your having fun by replying then the humor is clearly lost. Ill give you some constructive criticism: make some better fucking videos. Stop rambling the entire video about nothing, and edit these unbearably long shots of nothing. You have more dislikes than likes, so the majority agree that your video is shit. You'd be better off to stop whining in the comments and make some better content. You're defensive over a diarrhea video. Suck it up buttercup.

Wow so much hate over an innocent little video. Take your head out of your ass dude. I couldn't care less about likes or dislikes.

Thanks for pointing that out.

Any suggestions?

Good point

They have worked well for the past 3 years running half an hour every day, watering 6 flower beds.

Just decorative. Those concrete blocks look ugly and don't appeal to my OCD. Haha. That area has pipes underneath so a permanent structure is not possible. That's why I made the structure as light as possible and all removable.

Sell

Then build to a size that suits you, with whatever you have.

Thank you. Check Kijiji.

Physically connected them with wiring.

You're welcome!

I'm going to attach a recycled pallet wood fence to one side and stain the wood to hide them..

Oh. No idea. Lol

No. The installer placed those grommets correctly.

No it comes with 3 white plastic covers. So it’s to cover the other holes

My bad. The pause button comes in handy. Haha

Thank you. The IBC cages are quite strong. I believe you can stack them full to two levels, but you might need to put a gap between them using wood, etc., if you want to hook up PVC/ABS piping to them.