The Waterfall Grande Floor Fountain is a classic style waterfall. This artistic water feature blends a contemporary shape with water flowing down glass panels.  The Water Grande™ is rated for all weather conditions and can be used indoor or out. In the garden, the basin can be buried into the ground to create the effect that the waterfall is growing among the flowers. 

Choose from clear or mirrored surfaces to accent your water feature. The mirror is a rear mount as it is meant to be viewed from one side.  The center mount is a clear glass viewable from both sides and can be placed in a corner or center of the room.  Some models are available in 94 ” and 118”.
 

• Center Mounted Small: 94"H X 48"W X 18"D; Center Mounted Large: 118"H X 48"W X 18"D. Weight for 94" is 200 pounds and 118" is 280 pounds
• Waterfall Grande series includes submersible pump inline filter, adjustable flow pump and electrical cord
• Materials: Stainless Steel Reservoir, Durable Powder Coating, Tempered Glass

Lisa -
We love the look of our Waterfall Grande 94". We chose the large because we are using it as a room divider between a kitchen/keeping room and living room. It definitely makes a beautiful statement. But water sounds are also very loud. The trickling sound is awesome, but it is too loud for a residence. We have tried turning down the pump speed but then the water does not trickle all the way across. The fuller the fountain is, the quieter it is... But that brings me to my next point. So far, we have been using distilled water because that lessens the need for algae products etc. However, we are having to add 6-8 gallons a week, which is getting costly. We are now turning it off at night hoping that will cut down on the evaporation. If that doesn't work, we may resort to tap water.

Lisa -
We love the look of our Waterfall Grande 94\". We chose the large because we are using it as a room divider between a kitchen/keeping room and living room. It definitely makes a beautiful statement. But water sounds are also very loud. The trickling sound is awesome, but it is too loud for a residence. We have tried turning down the pump speed but then the water does not trickle all the way across. The fuller the fountain is, the quieter it is... But that brings me to my next point. So far, we have been using distilled water because that lessens the need for algae products etc. However, we are having to add 6-8 gallons a week, which is getting costly. We are now turning it off at night hoping that will cut down on the evaporation. If that doesn\'t work, we may resort to tap water. Just a few things for potential buyers to think about...I am still very happy we bought it. It is quite a conversation piece.