Floor Against Wall Fountains

This Amalfi water fountain features an arched alcove with a brick motif for a realistic appearance. Water pours into a waiting scupper (slits) bowl that spills over into the rectangular catch basin. The scuppers make a dynamic water feature for your barren wall, especially where the ground doesn’t support plants. The bottom bases finish off the design with style.

The Amalfi fountain is made in the U.S.A. from designer cast stone (reinforced concrete). It will last beyond decades into the future. It is heavy-weight and will withstand strong winds better than resin. The color finishes have been developed to hold up to the sun and water. Ask us for a sample on cast stone and we’ll offer you a great price.

The Sonoma spout water feature is elegant beyond imagination. A garland of grapes on grapevines is within the scroll back wall. Water flows from a brass spout into the gadroon bowl where it spills over into the large ornate bottom basin. This would make a perfect addition to any winery or home.The Sonoma Wall Fountain will be a magnificent addition to your home. Made in the U.S.A. from designer cast stone (designer concrete), it will last for decades into the future. The designer color finishes have been developed to hold up to the sun and water.

A stately curved arch that terminates in scrolls on either side surrounds the main features on this water display. Water pours from the spout set in a shallow alcove for better echoing sound. As the bowl fills, water will pour through the three pipes into the bottom elongated basin atop a Classical pedestal.

Bold arched back wall with scrollwork, quatrefoil around the faucet, scupper bowls with vertical stripes, gadroon motif on the pedestal, and a curved floor basin.

Reminiscent of walking through old Italian towns, this magnificent fountain is perfect in a courtyard. The water flows from the brass faucet surrounded by a quatrefoil. The water then flows through the scuppers on the bowls where it dances into the receiving bowl. The scrolls along the back wall make it the elegant in Neoclassical concrete fountains.

The wall of this fountain must be anchored to a secure back wall or fence.

An arch above the flanking columns enclosed the fleur de lys motif. The bowls have pipes through which water flows into the basin. A bulbous pedestal finish off the design reminiscent of street fountains in old Europe.

A fleur de lys pours water into the top bowl. Water is channeled through the three tubes under the rim. For a wet experience, a full flow can spill water over each bowl as well.

Although flatwall water fountains do not have to be attached to the wall, if you need extra stability, then you can anchor this to the wall.