Clear Water Pond Filters and Custom Water Features- Kayhays Gardens Sydney Australia

Here is a case study describing a custom fountain and housing design solution, including pump, fittings and equipment installation. This is an example of the best way to build a water feature, but it can be achived using other methods. Instead of re-inforced concrete, either a rubberised lining (30yr warranty) or a fibreglass and brick combination can be used for the construction. The filters, pumps and housing can be modified to suit locataion or budget constraints. Click the images below to enlarge.

Underground pipes connecting water feature to equipment

Pump & filter location, out of sight, beside main residence

Large 6 metre diameter pond, with a 35,000 litre capacity

Y12 steel reinforcement, 80cm at shallow & 120cm at deep end

Feature base must be placed on solid ground &/or natural bedrock

Brickwork is done using laser-level and adding a "fall" towards the pool centre

Starting with only a cleared patch of lawn, both the position of the water feature and the position of the support equipment is determined. In this instance the Water feature will be placed in the front yard before the residence, with the pump, filters and related equipment placed to the side of the building out of sight. This provides the hiding of both aural and visual elements of the equipment operation that enable the fountain and the water features.