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Aquascape Stacked Slate Urn Fountain

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Aquascape Stacked Slate Urn FountainThe Aquascape Stacked Slate Urn is ideal for adding an impressive, natural looking, stacked slate fountain in any location. The lightweight, durable fiber resin composite composite construction is built to last and provides the look and beauty of real rock. Water is pumped up through the center of the urn and gracefully cascades over the stacked slate texture, creating an impressive effect. The Stacked Slate Urn comes in three sizes and is ideal for a

The Aquascape Stacked Slate Urn is ideal for adding an impressive, natural-looking, stacked slate fountain in any location. The lightweight, durable fiber-resin composite composite construction is built to last and provides the look and beauty of real rock. Water is pumped up through the center of the urn and gracefully cascades over the stacked slate texture, creating an impressive effect. The Stacked Slate Urn comes in three sizes and is ideal for a wide variety of installations and locations. A section of tubing is also included for quick and easy installation. The urn can also be added to existing ponds for an impressive decorative accent. Add the element of fire to the urn with the Aquascape Fire Fountain Add-On Kit (#78221 sold separately).

Features:

  • Creates an impressive, natural-looking fountain
  • Lightweight, durable fiber-resin composite construction
  • Ideal for a wide variety of installation locations
  • Plumbing included for quick and easy installation
  • Add the element of fire to the urn with the Aquascape Fire Fountain Add-On Kit (#78221 sold separately)
 Item Dimensions Included Tubing Rec. Pump Basin Type
Small Stacked Slate Urn 21.25" diameter x 33.5" H Silicone 1/2″ x 53″ Ultra 550 AquaBasin® 30 or DecoBasin
Medium Stacked Slate Urn 27" diameter x 45"H Silicone 3/4″ x 55″ Ultra 1100 AquaBasin® 45
Large Stacked Slate Urn 35.5″ diameter x 55″H Silicone 3/4″ x 71″ Ultra 2000 Custom using AquaBlox®
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