Fixed Corten Steel Pond Wall With Spouts

• Multi-spout fountain
• 3mm thick Corten steel construction
• VP3 or VP5 pump included
• 10m cable length
• Hard-wearing, weatherproof, low-maintenance and durable
• Delivered without rust. The Corten steel rusting process takes about 4-5 months, depending on weather conditions
• Custom sizing available

Q: What's the difference between a fixed pond wall and a freestanding pond wall?

A: The fixed pond wall is only for use alongside one of our ponds, as it's mounted directly on top of the pond itself - either on the short or long side of the pond. The freestanding pond wall can be used with or without a pond.

Q: How does the pond wall connect to the pond?

A: When you order a freestanding pond wall and a pond, we'll always contact you to ascertain which side of the pond you intend to position the pond wall. Inlet holes are then cut accordingly in both pond and in the front of the pond wall. This allows the pipe work from the pump to go up through the pond wall and connect to the blade. If you're ordering a fixed pond wall, no inlet holes are required, installation is even easier!

Q: Do I need to turn the pump off during winter?

A: We'd always recommend this yes. Whilst the pump is designed to cut out in the event of a frost to prevent internal damage, it's always best practice to turn fountains off during winter. This also gives you the perfect opportunity to carry out annual maintenance.

Q: Can I use a Corten steel pond with an aluminium pond wall?

A: Yes! Both material types are compatible. What we would avoid is using a fixed Corten steel pond wall on a white powder coated pond.

Q: Do you provide an installation service?

A: No. Unfortunately, this is not a service we offer at this time. Whilst installation isn't difficult, any landscape contractor will be able to install the pond.

Fully illustrated instructions are also provided with the product.

1. Provide a level, solid surface. If not done carefully, this can cause tensions which can result in damage to the product.
2. Place the pond in the desired position, and if required the fixed pond wall.
3. On the inside hook the clamp over the side of the pond wall. Then tighten the bolts until they clamp against the underside of the pond edge.
   Note! First loosely tighten all the bolts, after which they can be tightened fully one by one.
4. In addition to fixed pond walls, you can also opt for a free-standing wall. Place a free-standing pond wall on a flat, stable foundation below ground
   level or on a flat, stable pavement.
5. Drill holes in the foundation/pavement at the locations that correspond to the holes at the bottom of the pond wall. Then attach the wall to the foundation/pavement with bolts and plugs.
   Note! First loosely tighten all the bolts, after which they can be tightened fully one by one.
6. The water blade can easily be placed in the wall via a hatch in the back of the pond wall.
7. Connect the water hose to the water blade before replacing the hatch.
8. After all components have been placed, the pump can be connected and the pond can be filled with water.