Amazing Indoor Wall Fountains

Add A Natural Flow To Your Home With These Amazing Indoor Wall Fountains

If fireplaces can keep you warm, amazing indoor wall fountains can soothe your mind. Just by relaxing beside it for a few minutes, you can feel that you are at one with nature as you release the stresses brought by a long day at work. Having a wall fountain in your living room adds beauty to your home and it will keep visitors entertained. Aside from its elegance, wall fountains are more cost-efficient to maintain as compared to aquariums.

Where to look for amazing indoor wall fountains

If you do not have time to create wall fountains on your own, you can look at hardware stores or glass shops for pre-made ones. However, you must get the measurements of the area in your house where the indoor wall fountain will be installed. Aside from the vertical height of the wall fountains they install, the thickness of the wall fountain must also be considered.

Aside from their size, amazing indoor wall fountains also differ in designs that cater to different clientele preferences. The price of these wall fountains depend on the size and the design. You can bring home the wall fountain if it fits in your car or have it delivered if it is too big.

Installing amazing indoor wall fountains

If you have lots of time in your hands and if you want to save on expenses, you can create your own indoor wall fountain. For this project, you would need a Plexiglas sheet that is half an inch thick, a wide copper planter, a rectangular copper planter, slate tiles, waterproof adhesive, auto adhesive, plumber’s putty, river rocks and a fountain pump.

When installing an indoor wall fountain, you must first bind the slate tiles with the sheet of Plexiglas. This can be done by applying waterproof adhesive to one side of the tile and stick it to the glass. Make sure that the tiles do not have spaces in between. Then, you must attach the Plexiglas with the slate tiles with the copper planter and the slate tiles should be facing the wall.

Place the river rocks within the base copper planter as support. Then, attach the pump inside planter and run the plastic tubing behind the slate tiles. Cover the top of the wall with copper planter and fill the pump with water before you plug it to a power source.