Fluted Basin Rock Fountain

Most decorative fountains move a trickle. This one moves 650 gallons an hour. That single number is the difference between a fountain you notice when you're standing beside it and one you hear from across the patio — and it's why this piece needs a 6.6 gallon reservoir where our smaller pieces get by on one or two.

The form matches the volume. Four wide fluted basins step down a stacked rock column, each one broad enough to hold a real pool of water before it spills to the next. The radiating grooves aren't only decorative — they break the sheet into separate strands on the way over the rim, which is what gives it a layered sound instead of one flat rush.

Quick Specifications

Where It Earns Its Spot

Buy this one for a spot where you want water to be the sound of the space, not a detail in it — an open patio, a poolside corner, a seating area near a road or neighbours where you'd genuinely like something to cover. It is also the widest piece we carry at 18.9" × 15", so measure before you commit: this is a standalone object with clearance around it, not something that tucks against a fence.

Two practical notes. It arrives needing assembly, unlike our smaller ready-to-run pieces. And the 6.6 gallon reservoir cuts both ways — filling takes a while, but you'll top it up far less often than a one-gallon fountain in summer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How loud is it, honestly?

Loud, by our range's standards. At 650 GPH across four broad basins this is real moving water — closer to a garden water feature than a tabletop trickle. That's the point of it. If you want something you can sit next to and still hold a quiet conversation, one of our low-output pieces suits better.

Is it an outdoor fountain?

Yes — this one is built for the garden. At 6.6 gallons with a 650 GPH flow, it's more water and more sound than an interior space is meant to take, and the polyresin body is made to sit out in rain and sun year-round.

How much assembly is involved?

Assembly is required — the tiers and base ship separately and are seated and connected on site. It's straightforward, but plan for a second pair of hands and set it in its final position before filling.

Can it stay out through winter?

The polyresin body is weather resistant and handles year-round outdoor conditions. Water left standing inside is the risk — drain all four basins and the reservoir completely and store the pump indoors before hard freezes.