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A Cut in the Barrel, and a Metal Panel Behind It
A barrel on its own is a shape, not a fountain. What makes this one work is the cut. A curved section is taken out of the front face, and behind it sits a ribbed metal panel running the full height of the opening. Water leaves a spout at the top, crosses that panel, and comes down it as an even sheet into the base.
So you get two materials doing opposite things. Weathered timber staves and dark steel hoops on the outside, aged and rough. A clean ribbed metal panel inside the cut, catching light. The barrel is the frame and the panel is the picture.
The panel comes in silver or copper, which is the one choice to make before ordering. Silver reads cooler and more industrial against the timber. Copper reads warmer and sits closer to the wood. Warm light sits at the spout and at the base, so after dark the top of the sheet and the bottom of it are both lit and the panel glows between them.
What You Get With This Barrel Fountain
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A cut front with a metal panel behind it.
Rough timber and steel hoops outside, a clean ribbed panel inside the opening. The barrel frames it and the water makes it move.
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Silver or copper.
One choice to make before ordering. Silver is cooler and more industrial against the timber, copper is warmer and sits closer to the wood tone.
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Lit at the spout and at the base.
The top of the sheet and the bottom of it are both lit after dark, so you read where the water starts and where it lands with the panel glowing between.
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Twenty four inches.
Low enough to sit beside a door, at the corner of a deck or at the front of a border without taking over the way a tall column would.
Front on, at low level. Beside a door, at the corner of a deck, at the front of a border, or against a house wall. The cut faces one way only, so put the opening where people come from. It suits timber, brick and painted siding rather than glass and poured concrete. Twenty four inches means you look down at it slightly, which is fine, and it means it never blocks a window or a view. Level ground, since a sheet on a ribbed panel shows a tilt.
Barrel Fountain Size, Weight, and Materials
| Dimensions | 24.8 in. high |
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| Material | Resin |
| Finish | Aged timber staves with metal hoops, silver or copper panel |
| Design | Barrel with a cut front and a ribbed water panel |
| Pump | Included, recirculating |
| Power | AC plug in, 110V |
| Water flow | Top spout down a ribbed panel |
| Lighting | Warm light at the spout and the base |
| Water connection | Self contained, no plumbing required |
| Assembly | Fill it and plug it in |
| Recommended use | Outdoor |
Keeping This Barrel Fountain in Good Order
Barrel 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. The metal panel is the part that shows mineral film, and on a ...
- 3 years Warranty against manufacturing defects
- 60 days Returns, no restocking fee
- Free shipping Continental US, from California or New Jersey
Questions About This Barrel Fountain
Should I pick silver or copper
Is the barrel real wood
How big is twenty four inches in practice
Which way should it face
Ships free from California or New Jersey, and it is covered for three years.
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