Ten blue WaterBrick 3.5-gallon water storage containers stacked in an interlocking 35-gallon block
Single blue WaterBrick 3.5-gallon water storage container with carry handle and lid, angled view
Front of a blue WaterBrick 3.5-gallon container showing its interlocking stacking posts
WaterBrick ventless spigot with red pour valve and blue threaded lid
Blue WaterBrick lying on its side with the ventless spigot installed for pouring

Water Storage Upgrade – Standard

$265.00

Store 35 gallons of water in containers you can actually carry. This kit gives you ten WaterBrick water storage containers that lock together into a stable stack, plus two spigots so you can pour without lifting a full brick.

  • 10 x 3.5-gallon WaterBricks (35 gallons total)
  • 2 ventless spigots included
  • Storage only, no filter
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Description

The Water Storage Upgrade – Standard is a kit of ten WaterBrick water storage containers and two spigots. It holds 35 gallons, about the same as a 35-gallon drum, but split into 3.5-gallon bricks you can carry, stack and move one at a time. It’s built for families adding stored water to a home plan, and it pairs with the filter kits you may already own.

Why Stackable WaterBrick Water Storage Containers

A drum works until you have to move it. Each WaterBrick weighs about 30 pounds full, so one person can carry it to the kitchen, a closet or a vehicle. Empty, a brick weighs about 2.5 pounds.

The bricks interlock like building blocks. Cross-stack them in a small footprint, slide them under a bed or tuck a few into a closet. WaterBrick recommends keeping a stack at 4 feet or lower.

How Much Water Is 35 Gallons?

The common planning number is one gallon per person per day. At that rate, this kit covers a family of four for about 8 days, or one person for about a month. Plan for more if it’s hot, if you have pets, or if you cook a lot of dried food.

Storage Is Half the Plan

Stored water buys you time. A filter keeps you going when it runs out. RMR owner Chris Koelzer says the most common water mistake is skipping sustainment: knowing what your gear can handle and how it will hold up a year or five years from now. Pair this kit with one of our LifeSaver or AquaBrick filter kits so you have both.

Filling and Care

Clean each brick before the first fill. WaterBrick’s owner’s manual calls for a quarter cup of bleach mixed with one cup of water, shaken inside the capped brick, then a full rinse. Check that the lid gasket is seated, fill with treated tap water, cap it and write the date on the brick.

WaterBricks also hold dry food like rice and beans. They are not made for fuel, oil or any flammable liquid.

What’s Included

  • 10 WaterBrick Standard 3.5-gallon containers, blue (35 gallons total)
  • 2 WaterBrick ventless spigots

WaterBrick Kit Specs

Spec Detail
Brand WaterBrick International
Container Standard WaterBrick, 3.5 gal, blue
Total capacity 35 gal (10 containers)
Size, each 9 in W x 18 in L x 6 in H
Weight, each 2.52 lb empty; about 30 lb filled with water
Lid opening 3.25 in diameter
Materials HDPE container, polypropylene lid, TPE gasket; BPA-free, FDA-compliant
Spigots 2 ventless spigots (WB-0001), fit standard and half-size WaterBricks
Recommended stack height 4 ft max
Warranty 5 years against defects in materials and workmanship (manufacturer)

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Additional information

Weight 27 lbs
Dimensions 18 × 18 × 30 in

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