A tribute to the old world architectural charm of Tarento, Italy. An elegant, durable Italian style wall fountain with a weathered stone finish, faint green patina and beautiful water sounds. This magnificent lightweight Italian style wall fountain, with its beautiful detailed design, is perfect for any outdoor garden setting or indoor environment. Made from strong DuRock fiberglass with a stunning weathered stone finish and faint green patina, it is so durable, it can withstand any type of outdoor climate. Fountain design is based on the old world architectural charm of Tarento, Italy. The water pours out from a faucet in the center of the wall, directly into the pool of water in the basin, making tranquil, soothing waterfall sounds. Also included is a quiet, adjustable flow water pump that plugs into any 3-prong electrical outlet.

The weathered stone finish and faint green patina can vary a bit from fountain to fountain. So your fountain may not look exactly like what you see here, but it will be very close, and beautiful. You'll LOVE it.

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• 17" wide x 12" deep x 33" high
• Weight: 21 lbs.
• Ship Weight: 75 lbs. (Oversized Pkg.)
• Pump Included; 6 Ft long cord

Betty Harvey -
I honestly can't say enough good about the order......from the time I called it in until it came a day earlier than expected. My husband immediately installed it on the entry wall and it is PERFECT. I added a little greenery for looks and to tone down the sound of the water falling. I wish I could recall the name of the order taker. What a great voice and personality. I could "hear" him smiling over the phone. Thank you, Betty

Eileen Smith -
I am delighted with the Tarento fountain. Because the Bower has a small-domed ceiling, the sound of the water falling from the spigot echoes slighty with a perfect tempo. The fountain arrived in what appeared to be excellent condition-but upon installing and testing it- we noticed a very slight leak from the backside of the fountain. When we dismounted the fountain to look for a torn section- we could barely make out what turned out to be a ‘hairline’ crack. Because I did not want the hassle of sending it back for what seemed to be a minor defect, my husband fixed the crack with a special caulking material that seals swimming pool leaks.