Resin Slate Water Wall Fountain 3 Column Top Lit

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  • 11.2 in. base width, 17.6 lb
  • Fill it and plug it in
  • Dark gray green slate with fine horizontal ribbing
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.
Three flat slate faced columns at three heights, each with a strip of light along its top cap and water running down a finely ribbed face. Dark gray green, eleven inches deep, seventeen and a half pounds.
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SLATE WATER WALL

The Light Runs Along the Top of Each Column

Most lit fountains put the light where the water lands. This one puts a strip along the top cap of each column, so the light sits at the point the water leaves rather than the point it arrives. What you see after dark is three glowing horizontal lines at three heights with dark ribbed faces falling away below them.

The columns are flat slabs rather than rounded rock, faced in dark gray green slate with fine horizontal ribbing across the whole surface. The ribbing spreads the water into an even sheet instead of letting it wander into separate streams, and it is also what catches the light coming down from the cap.

Three columns at three heights gives a stepped profile rather than a single block, and at eleven inches of base depth the whole thing sits flat against a wall. It is seventeen and a half pounds, which makes it a one person job in every respect.

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What You Get With This Slate Water Wall Fountain

  1. 01

    Lit along the top cap, not at the base.

    A strip on each column, so the light is where the water leaves. Three glowing horizontal lines at three heights after dark rather than a glow at the foot.

  2. 02

    Flat slabs, not rounded rock.

    Dark gray green slate faces with fine horizontal ribbing, which reads as architecture rather than as a cast rock formation.

  3. 03

    Eleven inches of depth.

    It sits flat against a wall or a fence, so it works in a walkway, on a balcony or in a side return where a rounded piece would project into the space.

  4. 04

    Seventeen and a half pounds.

    One person carries it, sets it and brings it in. Nothing about this piece needs a second pair of hands.

Where to put it

Against a flat surface, front on. A render wall, a fence, the side of a house, or a balcony rail. The stepped profile and the three lit caps are a front view and you lose both from the side. A plain background suits it, since the piece is already doing something with three heights and three faces. It needs about eleven inches of depth. Level ground matters, because ribbed faces show a tilt as a sheet running heavier on one side.

Slate Water Wall Fountain Size, Weight, and Materials

Dimensions11.2 in. base width, 17.6 lb
MaterialResin
FinishDark gray green slate with fine horizontal ribbing
DesignThree staggered slate faced columns with top mounted lighting
PumpIncluded, recirculating
PowerAC plug in, 110V
Water flowDown three ribbed faces
LightingLight strip along the top cap of each column
Water connectionSelf contained, no plumbing required
AssemblyFill it and plug it in
Recommended useOutdoor

Keeping This Slate Water Wall Fountain in Good Order

Slate Water Wall 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 basin up as the water evaporates and flush the pump every two or three weeks. The ribbing is what keeps each sheet even, so run a soft brus...

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

Questions About This Slate Water Wall Fountain

Why light the top instead of the bottom
Because that is where the water leaves. A strip along each top cap lights the sheet at the moment it starts, and you read three bright horizontal lines with dark faces below them. Lighting the base gives you a glow at the foot and nothing above it.
What does the ribbing do
It spreads the water. A smooth slate face would let the sheet break into a few wandering streams. Fine horizontal ribs hold it flat across the full width of the face, and they also catch the light coming down from the cap.
How much depth does it need
About eleven inches at the base. That is what lets it sit flat against a wall or a fence in a walkway, on a balcony or in a side return, where a rounded rock piece would push out into the space.
Can one person set it up
Yes. At seventeen and a half pounds it is a one hand carry, and setup is filling it and plugging it in. Level the ground properly, because ribbed faces show a tilt straight away as one side running heavier.

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

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