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Rain Water Barrel Downspout Diverter for 3x4 Downspouts

Jen • January 24, 2021

Rain Brothers is happy to announce that we now carry a downspout diverter engineered specifically for 3"x4" downspouts. The 3x4 downspout diverter functions just the same as our 2x3 downspout diverters, and is just as easy to install. The only difference is that 3x4 diverter is installed on the side of the downspout, whereas the 2x3 is typically installed on the front of the downspout.


Catching rainwater has never been easier. Whether your downspout is 2x3 inches or 3x4 inches, or if you have 3 inch or 4 inch round downspout, we have a downspout converter/ diverter that is just the right fit for you.

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