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Resin Fluted Basin Tiered Outdoor Water Fountain 650 GPH
Resin Fluted Basin Tiered Outdoor Water Fountain 650 GPH
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TIERED OUTDOOR WATER FOUNTAINS
650 Gallons an Hour, Which Is the Whole Point
Most decorative fountains move a trickle. This one moves 650 gallons an hour. That single number is the difference between a fountain you notice when you are standing beside it and one you hear from across the patio, and it is why this piece needs a 6.6 gallon reservoir where a small bubbler gets by on one.
The form matches the volume. Four wide fluted basins step down a stacked rock column, each broad enough to hold a real pool before it spills to the next. The radiating grooves are not only decoration. They break the sheet into separate strands on the way over the rim, which is what turns one flat rush into a layered sound.
Two things to settle before you buy. It has no lights, unlike most of the range, so this is a daytime and sound piece rather than an evening one. And at 18.9 by 15 inches it is the widest fountain here, a standalone object that needs clearance on all sides rather than something you tuck against a fence.
What Makes This Fountain Different
- It is loud, and that is why you would buy it. By the standards of this range this is real moving water rather than a garden ornament with a pump in it. Four broad basins at 650 gallons an hour give you the sound of a water feature, not the sound of a detail. That makes it the right choice for an open patio, a poolside corner, or a seating area near a road or a neighbor where you would genuinely like something to cover. It also makes it the wrong choice if you want to sit beside it and hold a quiet conversation. Those two things cannot both be true of the same fountain, and this one has picked a side.
- The flutes do acoustic work, not just visual. Radiating grooves across each basin split the water into strands as it goes over the rim instead of letting it leave as one sheet. That is the difference between a layered sound with texture in it and a single flat rush.
- A 6.6 gallon reservoir cuts both ways. Filling it takes a while the first time. After that you top it up far less often than a one gallon fountain through a hot summer, because there is simply more water to lose before the level matters.
- No lights on this one. Worth saying plainly, since most of the range has LED. This is a fountain you see in daylight and hear after dark rather than one that glows.
Full and layered rather than delicate. At 650 gallons an hour across four wide basins you get real falling water with texture in it, closer to a garden water feature than to a tabletop trickle. It carries across a patio and it will do genuine work covering traffic or a neighbor's air conditioner. How loud it seems will still shift with the water level, the surfaces around it, and how enclosed the space is, which is why a fixed decibel number would tell you nothing useful about your own yard. What is certain is that this is the loudest piece in the range, on purpose.
Quick Specifications
| Design | Four tier fluted basin cascade on a stacked rock column |
|---|---|
| Material | Resin, gray |
| Style | Rustic, traditional |
| Dimensions | 18.9 in. wide, 15 in. deep, 31.5 in. high |
| Weight | 29.7 lb. |
| Flow rate | 650 gallons per hour |
| Water capacity | 6.6 gallons |
| Lighting | None |
| Pump | Included recirculating pump |
| Power | AC plug in, 120V |
| Assembly | Required, tiers and base ship separately |
| Recommended use | Outdoor |
Setup, Care, and Warranty
Assembly and placement
The tiers and base ship separately and are seated and connected on site. It is straightforward but plan for a second pair of hands, and set it in its final position before filling. At 29.7 pounds dry plus 6.6 gallons of water, moving it afterwards means draining it first.
Measure the spot before you commit. At 18.9 by 15 inches this needs clearance around it to read properly, which is the opposite of the narrow pieces built to sit against a wall.
Water level and daily care
The reservoir holds 6.6 gallons, so you will top it up less often than a small fountain, but keep enough water to cover the pump at all times. A pump moving 650 gallons an hour empties a low reservoir faster than a small one does, so do not let it drift.
Clear leaves off the basin rims. On a fluted rim a single leaf redirects a whole section of the flow and you will hear the change before you see it.
Winter storage
The resin body handles year round outdoor conditions. Standing water is the risk. Before hard freezes, drain all four basins and the reservoir completely, disconnect and store the pump indoors, and let the piece dry out.
3-year warranty
This product includes a 3-year warranty. Coverage, claim requirements, and required documents are subject to the warranty policy that applies at the time of purchase. Keep your order confirmation, and contact customer support with your order details if service is needed.
Questions Before You Choose
How loud is it, honestly?
Loud by the standards of this range, and deliberately so. At 650 gallons an hour across four broad basins this is real moving water. If you want something you can sit next to while holding a quiet conversation, one of the low output pieces suits better. If you are trying to cover road noise or a neighbor's equipment, this is the one that can actually do it.
Where does it look right?
An open patio, a poolside corner, the middle of a gravel bed, or a seating area with room around it. The rustic stacked rock form suits informal and traditional gardens with natural stone, ferns, and loose planting. It does not suit a narrow strip against a fence, which is a space problem rather than a style one.
Can it be used indoors?
No. At 6.6 gallons and 650 gallons an hour this is more water and more sound than an interior room is meant to take, and the body is built to sit out in rain and sun year round.
Is it safe around children and pets?
Once filled it is heavy and stable, which helps. Keep it out of the main running path anyway, run the cord along a bed edge or wall so it will not catch a foot, and do not let children climb on the basins. The recirculating water is not intended for drinking.
