Water Walls & Waterfalls

This range of stainless steel water blades create an endless possibility of water wall designs. Ideal for limited spaces and can be used indoors as well as out doors.
These water blades have internal baffles to create a perfect sheet of water.

Below are some projects where Rockworld have installed water blades as well as video.
 
400mm wide water blades installed at different heights on dry stone limestone walling
 flowing into a raised pool area.

Water blades can be placed beside each other to create any length , the above is over 4 meters long.

Tip. First choose the width you prefer, then choose the height above water you would like to place the blade, this way we can help you choose the perfect pump to suit.

The above picture shows a 1200mm stainless steel water blade hidden in a sandstone clad wall. We have up lit the waterfall using submersible underwater lights
 

TIP.  Why not visit our showrooms to see a water blade in action.

These water blades are made from ,stainless steel and has a brushed finish.  Available from 300mm to 1200mm wide, the water blade have one or three water inlets depending on blade width.

The blade has to be installed level to create an even flow of water across the width of the blade.  The flow of water reduces as the height of the water blade is increased – ensure the pump used has the right capacity for the desired height of waterfall.

All water blades sizes are available in dual entry, the pipe work has to connect to the water blade from the pump situated in the reservoir.  The reservoir should be on a firm base with sufficient support around the sides and edges.

Up lighting gives a stunning effect as the water comes over the blade.
 

We recommend using stainless steel fixings and hose clips when installing these water features in your garden.

Sample 2. Raised pool, reservoir is brought under wall for ease of pipe work

Sample 3. Water wall on terraced garden. In this example we show a 1200mm long blade which has 3 separate hose pipes feeding into blade. The three pipes are joined in reservoir using a multi way splitter. Only one pump is required. 

Example 4. Here we show a purpose built reservoir. Reservoir is built from concrete blocks on flat, and made waterproof using wizard fibre to prevent cracks (cracks could result in leaks) and G4 sealant.