The report concerns design aspects for the recently proposed solar barometric distillation technology for seawater desalting (SW-SBD) with an underground barometric layout. Two types of SW-SBD desalting plants are analysed. The first plant utilizes a single-stage distillation process with one distillation heat exchanger (operative condensation temperature similar to 50 degrees C). The second plant utilizes a two-stage distillation process with two distillation heat exchangers connected in series (operative condensation temperatures similar to 40 and similar to 60 degrees C). Vacuum solar collectors of simple design and construction, utilizing glass or suitable glass/polymer blends as transparent material, are proposed for the SW-SBD plants. The present analyses suggest that SW-SBD desalting technology may have a promising technico-economic potential. Field research on SW-SBD prototype plants is necessary to bring SW-SBD desalting technology to its full technological development.