Our tiered cast iron fountains make a great focal point in the garden. Whether it’s a large, open area or a smaller, more intimate space, they lend a touch of class to any setting.
| Component | Dimensions (cm, D × H) | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2-tier cast iron fountain | 65 × 145 cm | |
| 3′6″ rotary-moulded pond | 110 × 23 cm | $299.95 |
| 2,300 L/hr low-voltage pump | $229.95 |
| Component | Dimensions (cm, D × H) | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3-tier cast iron fountain | 120 × 205 cm | |
| 2,300 L/hr low-voltage pump | $229.95 |
| Component | Dimensions (cm, D × H) | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3-tier cast iron fountain | 120 × 205 cm | |
| 5′ rotary-moulded pond | 150 × 28 cm | $599.95 |
| 4,000 L/hr low-voltage pump | $289.95 |
The 3-tier cast iron fountain can be used standalone or mounted in a pond. When standalone, the largest bowl becomes the water reservoir—our 2,300 L/hr pump will ensure a good flow of water to the fountain head. If mounted in a pond, the pond itself becomes the water reservoir, and the extra height requires our larger 4,000 L/hr pump.
The 2-tier cast iron fountain requires a pond to act as the water reservoir. If you don’t already have a suitable pond, we offer the ponds listed above. We recommend our 2,300 L/hr pump for the 2-tier.
We only sell high-quality, low-voltage pumps certified to Australian standards.
All our pumps are low-voltage, either 12 V or 24 V. We’d say that water features and electricity don’t mix, but the reality is that they mix all too well—and when they do, you really want that electricity to be low-voltage. 240 V pumps run off mains power and are directly connected to the grid. They’re cheaper, but they’re a death trap. If your electrician or landscaper insists on a 240 V (mains power) pump in the garden, we recommend you find a new electrician or landscaper.
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