Split Sandstone Column Fountain

Same twin-column silhouette as our gray slate version, in a completely different mood — warm sandstone tones with a rougher, sun-baked texture that sits naturally against brick, wood siding, and cottage-style planting. Two textured panels stand side by side, each topped with a curved hood hiding a warm LED, and the water runs down both faces at once. Where the gray one reads modern, this one reads settled-in — like it's been part of the garden longer than it has.

Under the finish it's resin and fiberglass, 24.46 lbs — no rust, no frost cracking, and light enough to walk to a new spot without recruiting help.

Quick Specifications

Where It Earns Its Spot

If your house leans traditional — brick, cream siding, picket fence, hydrangeas — this is the colorway that belongs there; the gray version can look imported into that setting. Under 8" deep, it stands close to a wall or porch edge, and the self-contained 1.5-gallon system means a covered entryway works as well as the flowerbed. Put it where the evening light show gets an audience: the LEDs under those arches are the feature you paid for.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "double textured surface" mean?

Two textured water-wall panels side by side, each with its own flow — so you get a wider band of moving water and a fuller (though still gentle) sound than a single narrow panel produces.

How is this different from the gray version?

Structurally they're the same fountain — same size, same twin-panel design, same pump system. The difference is the finish: this one's warm sandstone tone suits traditional and cottage settings, while the gray slate version leans modern.

Is it real stone?

No — molded resin and fiberglass with a sandstone texture. That's why it's 24 lbs instead of a few hundred, doesn't rust, and shrugs off weather that eventually cracks real cast stone.

Does it come with a pump?

Yes — quiet recirculating pump, power cord, and instruction manual included. Fill the 1.5-gallon basin, plug in, done.