Arthurs Lane
An illuminated floating fountain for a pond in a residential development that has an automated water top-up system.
Concrete anchors are used in the pond to hold the fountain in position.
The fountain pump draws water out of the pond, projects it through the nozzle, and then returns the water to the pond.
A neighbouring kiosk houses an automatic top-up system that maintains the pond at the correct level.
A floating display fountain is located at the southern end of the lake close to the steps near Astley Hall. The fountain is fitted with a candelabra type nozzle to give a maximum water jet height of 5.8m and maximum diameter of 11.5m that provides an interesting visual display for visitors alike to the hall and grounds.
In the evening time when the light levels drop the jet can be illuminated via its onboard white lights which are controlled via a timer.
The fountain will also provide aeration, to encourage healthy aerobic bacterial activity within the lake.
A floating display fountain located in a lake with controls located in a GRP kiosk. The fountain is fitted with a geyser type nozzle to give a water jet height of 6m.
The jet can be illuminated with onboard white lights which are controlled via a timer within the GRP kiosk.
To enhance the water quality a lake bed aeration system has been installed complete with floc logs to provide clean and clear water.
A floating display fountain located in a lake with the controls located in a GRP kiosk sited in the landscaped area to the side of the lake. The fountain is fitted with a Sceptre type nozzle to give a maximum water jet height of 7.6m and maximum diameter of 6.1m that provides an interesting visual display for visitors to the University grounds.
When the display is running, the fountain also provides some aeration which will encourage healthy aerobic bacterial activity within the lake.
The jet can be illuminated via onboard white LED lights which are controlled via a timer within the kiosk.
Fountain Restoration
Two traditional Victorian tiered fountains restored as part of Bradford Council’s Heritage Lottery Fund project “Parks for People” at Cliffe Castle Park, Keighley.
The long since neglected fountains have been restored to working order.
Each feature has its own dedicated display pumps, treatment systems, water top up with a shared control panel.
Pond Restoration
There is an existing pond structure which is to be demolished and re worked to provide a larger pond with a water depth of 400mm. Within the pond is to be a fountain with a height in the order of 2.5m. Adjacent to the pond there is to be a water holding tank constructed which will house the fountain display pump. The controls for the pumps will be incorporated in the shared control panel located in the shared kiosk.
The Jellicoe Water Gardens on the River Gade lie in the centre of Hemel Hempstead.
The Water Gardens were created by renowned landscape designer Geoffrey Jellicoe in 1962. In 2017, a restoration project of the much-loved Gardens was completed, returning them to their former glory. There are several water features including a canal, a fountain and a weir.
The floating display fountain is located in the lake with the controls located in a GRP kiosk located in a landscaped area near the end of the lake. The fountain is fitted with a Sceptre type nozzle to give a maximum water jet height of 3.0m and maximum diameter of 2.4m that will provide an interesting visual display for visitors to the gardens.
In the evening time when the light levels drop the jet can be illuminated via its onboard white lights which are controlled via a timer within the kiosk.
