Bambury Fountain
A captivating sight awaits with our exquisite two-tiered fountain, where water gracefully cascades from the upper bowl, forming a mesmerizing curtain as it descends into the lower bowl and eventually finds its refuge in a serene pool.
Every piece in our collection is meticulously handmade with great skill and dedication in the heart of Kent, England.
A captivating sight awaits with our exquisite two-tiered fountain, where water gracefully cascades from the upper bowl, forming a mesmerizing curtain as it descends into the lower bowl and eventually finds its refuge in a serene pool.
Every piece in our collection is meticulously handmade with great skill and dedication in the heart of Kent, England.
A captivating sight awaits with our exquisite two-tiered fountain, where water gracefully cascades from the upper bowl, forming a mesmerizing curtain as it descends into the lower bowl and eventually finds its refuge in a serene pool.
Every piece in our collection is meticulously handmade with great skill and dedication in the heart of Kent, England.
DIMENSIONS:
Height: 218.5 cm (86 ins)
Diameter (large bowl): 112 cm (44 ins)
Base diameter: 61 cm (24 ins)
Weight: 255-305 kg (562 - 672 lbs)
Installing a fountain can bestow endless joy, but utmost care is essential during the installation process. Remarkably, many of our fountains are designed to operate independently, negating the need for an external water supply. However, during winter months, we kindly advise protecting the fountain from freezing by employing a simple yet effective solution—a tennis ball can serve as an effective safeguard. If you require additional components, our comprehensive range of pumps can be readily requested. Please note that the pool surround depicted in the image is priced separately, allowing you the freedom to create your desired ambiance.
CAST STONE COLOR CHOICES
Light Gray
York Stone
Ragstone
Light Bath Stone
Portland
Bath Stone
The photos above may differ from the final colors shown and are only indicative. Product colors are lighter than computer images and stone colors are darker when wet.