Buy Little Giant 566763 Copper Kettle Fountain KitLittle Giant 566763 Copper Kettle Fountain Kit Product Description:
- Add the soothing sounds of moving water to your yard
- Brings an elegant touch to any space
- Durable resin will last for years
- 70 gallon per hour pump provides adjustable water flow and soothing sounds to create a tranquil atmosphere
- Complete fountain and planter kit
Product Description
Bring an elegant touch to any space with the Little Giant Copper Kettle Fountain and Planter. This round kettle features an embossed sunburst design on the front, lending a stately feel to the accent. A pitcher sits askew on the edge of the planter pouring water onto the plants. Three chambers offer plenty of room for any water loving flora and ample drainage holes pepper each section's bottom. The included pump sits in the body of the kettle and pushes water up through the attached tubing. The tubing travels through the pitcher and provides the water to pour out onto the plants. From there, the water seeps through the drainage holes and into the kettle's reservoir to be recirculated. The included 70 gallon per hour pump submerges in the reservoir and has an adjustable flow rate, allowing you to magnify or lessen the amount of water flowing through the feature. Durable resin construction ensures that the kettle will remain functional for years without rusting or cracking. The soft, copper coloration lends an elegantly aged feel to this accent. Add the soothing sounds of moving water to your yard in minutes with the Copper Kettle Fountain and Planter. One year limited warranty.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Wonderful little fountain
By Virgo Girl 53
I purchased my fountain from QVC but would have preferred this one in the copper color. I placed mine on a stand on my deck/porch so it could be seen better. I filled it, plugged it in and it was good to go. I filled the drain area where the water goes with small colorful rocks and put plants on either side. The plant part has no drainage holes, so just be careful not to over-water. I kept the main tank water supply up by occasionally adding water thru the rocks. Defective items, missing parts, etc... are issues that I don't believe need reviewed. I always want to know how people like the product. There is probably a bad one in every batch of anything. I can understand reviewing the service and policies. This is a great fountain that will definately add to your deck/porch. I felt it was a little small for the yard, but actually wanted it closer to where we sit so we could see and enjoy hearing the trickling water. This is also a great price -- better than QVC and even if you had to purchase a longer tube (which I didn't) for 2 bucks --- you still got a deal!! This is my 2nd summer with it -- still love it!!! ps. It should last forever only ever needing a new pump, which is less than $10.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Won't Work Out of the Box
By Kuskomale
The tubing that comes with this fountain doesn't match the pump provided, nor is it long enough to stretch from the pump to the top of the fountain pot. Fortunately, a good friend took the tubing and pump to the local hardware store. He bought longer tubing of the correct size and also clamps to hold the connections in place. Now it runs just fine. Not something you just plug-and-run, sorry to say. But once you have it up and running, it works fine. You can change the type of "burble" noise it produces with rock placed in the splash tank. (Now I have to figure out what plants to put in the pot itself.)
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.Very happy
By Dallas
Love this little fountain. Can't remember how much it was originally, but with the discounts I think I only paid about $17.00, which is probably why I love it so much...it's plastic but you wouldn't know it unless you actually touch it. Everyone thinks its heavy metal, if it was I wouldn't have been able to move it, so this is great. I planted verbena in the sides and when you turn on the fountain it sort of waters them for you. I have it outside off to the side of the covered patio in an area that needed a "little something", put three large rocks (that nearly killed me) around it and a trellis sort of behind it with a vine and planted verbena around the rocks, came out quite nice even if I do say so myself. It's not a stand alone fountain, depending on the size of the area, it may need some props, i.e., rocks, trellis, etc.
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