Window Stone SWS1 Water Feature
Window Stone SWS1 was installed by Chi Gardens in a Sussex garden, view more photos in this Case Study post.
£439.00
| Dimensions | 650 mm |
|---|---|
| Colour | Plum |
| Material | Slate |
| Diameter | 200mm (window), 35mm (water flow) |
| Application | Decorative Stone, Standing Stone, Water Feature |
More Info
Welsh Slate Window Stone SWS1 measures 650mm high and has a rich plum tone with an amazing coloured streak through it. This is a result of geological formations where the Welsh slate has cooled at different temperatures and is impossible to replicate, making this piece a truly unique Snowdonia water feature. Window Stone SWS1 is a real Welsh slate garden water feature. Cored with a large hole for the window and a smaller vertical core to allow for water flow. Although this is relatively small in height compared to other features, it makes a subtle statement coupled with the sound of soothing, running water. Low level lighting would complete this design and it would be a unique addition to a Japanese garden design. Ideal location would be near to a patio or seating area and finished off with slate chippings around the base. The coloured streak down the face on an angle can be seen more clearly via the images in the product gallery. This adds to the character and makes this feature really quite unique. Please view our Customer Gallery for ideas and inspiration of previous installations.
Installation
All our core drilled Stone Monoliths require additional products to complete the water feature functionality, namely a water reservoir, pump, hose and jubilee clips. Either integrate with an existing set up or ideally use our Large Reservoir Pack. Water is recycled through the reservoir and back to the top with the pump, so a constant water supply is not required. We recommend contracting a professional electrician to provide the outside mains power for the pump.
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