Manistique Falls GFRC Boulder Fountain - Complete Kit - Blue Thumb

A Chiseled Boulder Fountain Molded from Real Stone

The Manistique Falls Boulder Fountain is a replica of the stunning Columbia Gorge basalt rock formations in the Pacific Northwest. Molded from real boulders and made of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete, 4+ feet wide fountain looks like natural rock yet only weighs 125 pounds. This versatility gives you an abundance of placement options.

Nourish Wildlife & Enjoy Ambient Water Sounds

Water bubbles from 3 spouts and pools slightly at the top, letting wildlife drink with ease from this hand painted rock. This fountain darkens when wet and attracts wonderful mosses. Make it a focal point of your landscape and enjoy your wildlife view at ground level. Complete kit included. Landscaping Pebbles: If ordering the optional pebbles to use across the top of the grate, 6 bags are recommended for coverage with this fountain. COLOR NOTE: If ordering Chestnut, please allow an additional one week for delivery due to a specialized process for this color option.

Why You'll Love It

• Made in the USA at a family-run business & molded from real boulders
• Self-contained (water line not required) & easy maintenance
• Includes pump, basin, landscaping pebbles, and all necessary parts for installation and enjoyment
• Lightweight, durable GFRC that ages well, provides versatile placement options. and won't crack in the elements
• Individually hand painted to capture the beauty of natural rock; no two look exactly alike and will not be an exact match to photographic media

Specifications

Blue Thumb #LA3300K

Type	Outdoor - Ground & Subsurface
Material	Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete
Color	Dapple Gray or Chestnut
Fountain Dimensions	51"L x 31"W x 13"H / 125 lbs.
Basin Dimensions	62" x 72" x 21"H
Pump Included	3,200 GPH IllumiFLow; 20 ft. power cord
Setup Instructions	GFRC Boulder Fountain Installation Manual (PDF)
Warranty	Warranty varies by component — up to Lifetime on plastic components, up to 5 years on Mag-Drive pumps. Full details in the Resources Hub.