








STORYBOOK WISHING WELL
A Bucket on a Rope That Actually Pours
The bucket is the outlet. It hangs on its rope under the roof the way a well bucket should, and the water pours out of it and down through the pails below, so the whole thing reads as a well somebody is drawing from rather than as a decorative shape with a pump hidden in it.
Everything else supports that. A tiled roof over the top, rustic wood grain on the frame and posts, a stacked stone base underneath, and the pails arranged so the water steps down between them. It is a piece that tells you what it is from twenty feet away, which is the whole appeal of a storybook fountain.
The lights sit inside the buckets, so after dark the water glows from within the pails and the frame and roof go to silhouette around them. It is rated for indoor use as well, which at thirty nine inches means an entryway or a sunroom.
What You Get With This Wishing Well Fountain
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The bucket is the outlet.
Water pours out of the hanging bucket on its rope rather than out of a hidden spout, which is what makes it read as a working well instead of an ornament.
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Cascading pails below it.
The water steps down through a run of pails rather than dropping straight to a basin, so there is a sequence to follow under the bucket.
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Lit inside the buckets.
After dark the water glows from within the pails and the roof and frame go to silhouette, which is more atmospheric than lighting the structure.
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Rated indoors as well.
Thirty nine inches works in an entryway, a sunroom or a corner, so it does not have to spend the winter in a shed.
Somewhere that suits it. A cottage border, a lawn corner, beside a gravel path, near a porch, or among planting rather than against modern render and glass. It reads from a distance, so it does not have to be up close, but the bucket and pails face one way and should point toward where people come from. Set it level, since a hanging bucket on a rope shows a tilt immediately.
Wishing Well Fountain Size, Weight, and Materials
| Dimensions | 39.3 in. high, 16 in. long, 11 in. wide |
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| Material | Resin |
| Finish | Rustic wood grain with a tiled roof and stacked stone base |
| Design | Wishing well frame with cascading buckets and a stone base |
| Pump | Included, self contained |
| Power | AC plug in, 110V |
| Water flow | Hanging bucket into cascading pails |
| Lighting | Light inside the buckets |
| Water connection | Self contained, no plumbing required |
| Assembly | Fill it and plug it in |
| Recommended use | Indoor and outdoor |
Keeping This Wishing Well Fountain in Good Order
Wishing Well Fountain upkeep, in three lines
- Every few days Top up. The water must always cover the pump.
- Every 2 to 3 weeks Empty, rinse, wipe the pump screen, refill.
- Before the first frost Drain it completely and bring the pump indoors.
Top the base up as the water evaporates and flush the pump every two or three weeks. There is more detail here than on a plain column, so a soft br...
- 3 years Warranty against manufacturing defects
- 60 days Returns, no restocking fee
- Free shipping Continental US, from California or New Jersey
Questions About This Wishing Well Fountain
Does the water really come from the bucket
How is it different from your timber wishing well
Can I use it indoors
How much ground does it need
Ships free from California or New Jersey, and it is covered for three years.
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