Eastern Connections Hand Basalt Water Feature

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Eastern Connections Hand Basalt Water Feature

Bring the calming sound of flowing water to your garden with the Eastern Connection Natural Basalt Water Feature. Hand-carved from genuine basalt stone, each piece showcases unique natural textures and character, making it a striking focal point for any outdoor space.

Available in 50cm, 60cm, and 70cm heights, these elegant water features combine natural beauty with a complete installation package for easy setup.

Features & Benefits

  • Hand-carved from authentic natural basalt stone
  • Approximately 20–30cm wide
  • Includes reservoir and steel grid
  • Supplied with a 1000 litre-per-hour pump
  • 10-metre power cable for flexible placement
  • Choice of white or blue LED lighting
  • Creates a relaxing water flow and soothing atmosphere
  • Each stone is naturally unique with individual patterns and textures

Perfect for whether you're designing a peaceful garden retreat, upgrading a patio area, or creating a premium landscape feature, this natural basalt water feature adds movement, sound, and visual interest to any outdoor setting.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use tap water, or is rainwater better?

Rainwater is gentler for wildlife and helps reduce limescale, but tap water is fine too. Just fill your fountain and allow a day for chlorine to dissipate before heavy use.

Do I need electricity to run a fountain?

Not always. Solar units are popular. Mains-powered features offer reliable flowing water; if you use mains, ensure outdoor-rated cable and RCD protection.

What’s the easiest way to prevent algae?

Site in light dappled shade, keep the water running, skim debris, and give it a quick rinse regularly. Avoid nutrient build-up from soil or leaves.

Will a water feature attract frogs and other animals?

Yes, water features tend to invite amphibians and pollinators. Provide an exit route and avoid steep, sheer sides if possible.


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