








LION HEAD FOUNTAIN
The Lions Are Where the Water Comes From
On most ornamental pieces the animal is applied to the surface and the water comes from somewhere else. Here the lions are the spouts. Each head is an opening, and a fountain with lion head outlets set into the rim gives every tier a visible place where the water starts instead of a seam it slides over.
The casting has a pale weathered stone tone, greenish and softened rather than new concrete gray, and the lion heads are picked out in a warm rust brown against it. That contrast is what you notice from across a lawn. Under the bowls there is relief carving and the column is beaded from top to bottom, so the piece holds up at close range as well.
Fifty two inches is the height that decides where it goes. A concrete tiered fountain this tall is not furniture for a corner. It reads from the end of a driveway, through a courtyard entrance or across a front lawn, and it wants to be looked at from a distance as much as from a seat beside it.
What You Get With This Lion Head Fountain
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The ornament is the plumbing.
Water leaves the lion mouths rather than spilling over a rim, which gives each of the three tiers a distinct starting point and a clear stream you can actually see moving.
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Pale weathered stone, not fresh gray.
The finish arrives already softened, with rust brown lion heads set against it. Against brick, natural stone or formal green planting it looks like it has been standing there.
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Fifty two inches carries across open ground.
A tall outdoor fountain holds a wide sightline where a short one disappears into planting. Driveway turns, courtyard centers and the end of an entry walk are what this is for.
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The pump is included and adjustable.
Turn it down when seating is close, turn it up when the piece sits across a lawn. One standard outdoor outlet runs it and there is no plumbing to connect.
Give it distance. This lion head water fountain is built to be seen across open ground, so it earns its height as a driveway fountain at a turn in the approach, as a courtyard fountain standing in the center rather than against a wall, or at the end of an entry walk. Set it on level solid ground that can carry the weight, keep it outside the main walking paths, and route the cord along a wall or a planting bed rather than across one.
Lion Head Fountain Size, Weight, and Materials
| Dimensions | 52 in. tall |
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| Weight | 66.6 lb. |
| Material | Concrete |
| Finish | Pale weathered stone with rust brown lion heads |
| Design | Three tier bowls with lion head spouts on a beaded column |
| Pump | Included, adjustable flow |
| Power | Standard 110V outdoor outlet |
| Water flow | Lion head spouts at three levels |
| Water connection | Self contained, no plumbing required |
| Assembly | Multi piece, two adults recommended |
| Recommended use | Outdoor year round |
Keeping This Lion Head Fountain in Good Order
Lion Head 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.
Rinse the bowls and wipe the lion heads with a soft cloth. Cast concrete gains patina outdoors and that is the finish doing what it is meant to do,...
- 3 years Warranty against manufacturing defects
- 60 days Returns, no restocking fee
- Free shipping Continental US, from California or New Jersey
Questions About This Lion Head Fountain
Does the water actually come out of the lion heads
How loud is it and can I turn it down
What does setup involve
What happens in winter
Ships free from California or New Jersey, and it is covered for three years.
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