Concrete Orb Column Outdoor Water Fountain with LED

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  • 25.6 in. high, 11.8 in. square footprint, 25.5 lb
  • Fill it and plug it in
  • Gray
Free US shipping from California or New Jersey, no minimum
60-day returns, even if you just changed your mind
3-year warranty
Pump included. No plumbing, just a standard outdoor outlet.
A cast concrete column with a sphere on top bubbling into a bowl only two and a third inches deep. Twenty five and a half inches tall on a twelve inch square, twenty five pounds.
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Concrete Orb Column Outdoor Water Fountain
Concrete Orb Column Outdoor Water Fountain in garden setting
Concrete Orb Column Outdoor Water Fountain LED lit at night
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Concrete Orb Column Outdoor Water Fountain

CONCRETE ORB COLUMN

A Sphere, a Shallow Bowl, and Real Concrete

The bowl is deliberately shallow. Two and a third inches, which is just enough to catch what the sphere gives it and no more. A deep bowl holds a lot of still water and the movement gets lost in it. A shallow one keeps the whole surface in motion, so the water reads as a thin moving film across the bowl rather than a pool with a ripple in the middle.

That also means it runs on very little. Seven tenths of a gallon in the whole system and a two and a bit watt pump, which is about as little as a fountain can use and still do something.

It is cast concrete rather than resin, so twenty five and a half inches weighs twenty five and a half pounds and the surface will pick up a little color from weather over the first seasons. The light sits at the sphere, so after dark the orb is the lit thing and the column below it goes dark.

Concrete Orb Column Outdoor Water Fountain in garden setting

What You Get With This Concrete Orb Fountain

  1. 01

    A two inch bowl, on purpose.

    Shallow enough that the whole surface stays in motion instead of the movement getting lost in a pool of still water.

  2. 02

    It uses almost nothing.

    Seven tenths of a gallon in the system and a two watt pump. Very little water to top up and very little power to run it.

  3. 03

    Cast concrete, not resin.

    Twenty five pounds at twenty five inches, with a surface that picks up color from weather over the first seasons rather than staying exactly as it arrived.

  4. 04

    Lit at the sphere.

    The orb is the lit thing after dark and the column goes dark beneath it, so what you see is a glowing ball at knee height rather than a floodlit post.

Where to put it

Somewhere modern and plain. Paving, gravel, render, a clipped hedge, or planting chosen for structure. The piece is two simple shapes and it looks best where the surroundings are not competing. It needs about twelve inches square of ground. Set it level, because a shallow bowl shows a tilt immediately as water gathering on one side, and at this depth there is no margin at all.

Concrete Orb Fountain Size, Weight, and Materials

Dimensions25.6 in. high, 11.8 in. square footprint, 25.5 lb
MaterialCast concrete
FinishGray
DesignOrb top column with a sphere bubbler and shallow bowl
PumpIncluded, recirculating, 2.2W
PowerAC plug in, 110V
Water flowSphere bubbler into a 2.4 in. bowl, adjustable, 0.7 gallons
LightingBuilt in light at the sphere
Water connectionSelf contained, no plumbing required
AssemblyFill it and plug it in
Recommended useOutdoor

Keeping This Concrete Orb Fountain in Good Order

Concrete Orb 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.
Looking after the finish

Top the bowl up every few days, because seven tenths of a gallon is a small system and a shallow bowl loses water to evaporation faster than a deep...

  • 3 years Warranty against manufacturing defects
  • 60 days Returns, no restocking fee
  • Free shipping Continental US, from California or New Jersey

Questions About This Concrete Orb Fountain

Why is the bowl so shallow
So the whole surface stays moving. A deep bowl holds a lot of still water and the movement from a bubbler gets lost in it. At two and a third inches the water reads as a thin moving film across the bowl instead.
How often will I be topping it up
Every few days in warm weather. The system holds seven tenths of a gallon, which is small, and a shallow bowl evaporates faster than a deep one. It is a short job but a regular one.
Is it really concrete
Yes, cast concrete rather than resin. That is why twenty five and a half inches weighs twenty five and a half pounds, and why the surface will take on a little color from weather across the first seasons.
How level does it need to be
Very. A bowl this shallow has no margin, so a small tilt shows straight away as water gathering on one side and the far edge going dry. Check it with a level rather than by eye.

Ships free from California or New Jersey, and it is covered for three years.

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