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This project is for building your own outdoor disappearing fountain (err "water feature" as I guess they call it in the biz). We're not talking about ...
Let's make sure we have all the necessary tools and materials. The fewer trips we make to the hardware store, the better. Less money on gas means more...
Make sure that you've cleared the area and have all your tools and supplies handy. It's a good idea to test your pump now before you go any further. A...
Break out that shovel and start digging (or excavating if you want to sound like a pro)! If you have a dog, let him help. Rock containment needs ...
Line your hole and surrounding ground with landscape fabric. This will help limit weeds, but still allow any spill, splash, or rain water to get ...
Build a support grid for your rock using rebar and hardware cloth. The rock required to cover a 5 foot diameter area weighs over 1,000 pounds. Elevati...
We choose Noiyo cobble stones as ground over for our fountain. If you do not have a truck or wheel barrow, find a supplier that sells by the bag. It m...
Fill in your trenches with dirt. If you dug under concrete, make sure that you pack your dirt and gravel material back under it as best possible....
Electrical Costs Consider the long-term cost of your pump. A cheap pump may require frequent replacement or use a lot of electricy. Costing you more i...
Tips & Tricks that might save you time and headaches. Use common sense. You're playing with tools, electricity, water. Electricity and water ...
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