The Tranquility Coastal Shore water feature provides the appearance of a wooden waterfall with the resilience of weather-resistant resin. This 3-tier fountain utilises a hidden reservoir to pull water to the top before cascading it through 3 wood effect boxes. The large surface area provides plenty of space for small birds, bees, and bugs to get a much-needed drink while still providing the calming sound of moving water in your garden.
The Costal Shore fountain is self-contained and available with mains or solar-powered pumps making it very easy to set up in any size garden. Integrated LED lighting provides a stunning display day or night.
Technical Specifications:
28 wide, 31 deep, and 54cm tall
Made from resin
Integrated LED lighting
1-year warranty
Available with a mains or solar-powered pump
Solar Panel information :
The solar panel kit is designed for flexibility with a 5m low-voltage garden-grade power cable.
The solar panel should be placed in an area of full sunlight and cleaned semi-regularly for optimal performance.
The integrated battery will charge throughout the day and can provide up to 4 hours of power once the sun starts to set.
The solar panel water features are primarily for use in the summer season and will reduce performance in the colder months.
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.
