Name: Slate River Falls Stone Fountain
Brand: Blue Thumb
SKU: LA3350R
Price: 1222.22 USD
Availability: InStock

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Specifications

GFRC Slate River Falls Rock

Rock Dimensions: 36" x 30" x 12"H
Rock Weight: 55 lbs.

Reservoir: 48" Achelous Basin

Basin Dimensions: 51.5" Dia. x 14"H
Basin Weight: 65 lbs.
Reservoir Capacity: Approx. 95 gallons

Available in Dapple Gray Rock and Chestnut Rock
Molded from real stone and made of durable GFRC concrete, giving them a very natural look and texture
Quality construction ensures many years of durability, yet weighs hundreds of pounds less than identical "real" stone

Includes

Pump: Blue Thumb Large Mag-Drive Pump 1,110 gph flow
Plumbing: Kink-free tubing with quick disconnects, ball valve and required fittings

Description

Appearing as if it were a rock formation eroded by water and other natural elements, the Slate River Falls Stone Fountain can be used as a standalone feature or incorporated into a larger water feature, such as a pond or stream. Constructed from sturdy GFRC concrete, this unique water feature mimics the appearance of genuine stone, resulting in an authentic and natural feel. Its exceptional construction ensures long-lasting durability, while being substantially lighter in weight than similar "real" stone fountains, which can weigh several hundred pounds more.

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Winterize

It is very important for you to protect your cast stone and pottery fountains, birdbaths, planters and statuary from the freeze-thaw cycle during the winter months. Ideally, cast stone and pottery décor that can collect water, should not be left outside when temperatures dip down to freezing. They should be stored indoors or in a dry protected place such as a covered porch or garage that is away from the elements. This is not always possible, so it is recommended that you completely dry out your décor and add a waterproof cover. This is because any cast stone or pottery component that can hold water and freeze has the potential to crack and crumble. Components such as fountain pedestals which remain in a basin/pool can also crack or crumble.

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