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Homeowners often come to the watershape-purchasing process with very specific ideas in mind. Maybe they want a venue exclusively for lap swimming, or a fountain to wash out traffic noise, or a finely finished monument to their refined taste in tile and stone. That's great, and it's fairly easy to tailor a design to meet these needs. More often, however, clients
It's been a while since I shared a video with you through WaterShapes.com, but it occurred to me (even after a good, long gap) that this one fit perfectly into the series we once offered on the subject of site access and the ways equipment and the products of demolition and construction can be moved from place to place under
Savio Engineering (New York, NY) makes expanding Black Foam for use in waterfalls. Designed to…
S.R. Smith (Canby, OR) now manufactures the Fiberstars line of lighting products – including Color…
It's with mixed emotions that I bring this long series of videos to a conclusion: It's been fun sharing what I know about all of the steps of the pond-installation process with you, and it's been gratifying to get comments from some of you along the way. But all good things must come to an end, and that's what happens with this video. One technical point before I
It doesn't happen every time, but once in a while I'll speak with a prospective client who's done some homework and has reached a conclusion about which manufacturer's equipment should be used on his or her watershaping project.It's nice that he or she is engaged in the process to that fine a level, but as I mention in the video linked below, it really isn't an issue with which a homeowner needs to get involved because
Delta Ultraviolet (Gardena, CA) has introduced its EP Series for fish ponds – particularly those…
Century (Tipp City, OH) now offers the V-Green 270 variable-speed pump motor. Featuring an integrated…
Hayward Pool Products (Elizabeth, NJ) announces the introduction of the SwimClear C7030 cartridge pool filter.…
