Mini Mountain Spring GFRC Boulder Fountain - Complete Kit - Blue Thumb

Molded from a Real Boulder

The Mini Mountain Spring Boulder Fountain is a replica of the stunning Columbia Gorge basalt rock formations in the Pacific Northwest. Molded by hand from out of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete, this fountain looks like natural rock yet only weighs 40 pounds. This weight savings provides an abundance of placement options.

Other fountains in this series:

• Mountain Spring (full size)

Relax to Sounds of Cascading Water

Water bubbles up from the center of the boulder formation and cascades down all sides. The gentle sounds of the Mini Mountain Spring Boulder Fountain promote relaxation and help create a calming environment. This fountain darkens when wet and attracts wonderful mosses.  Landscaping Pebbles: If ordering the optional pebbles to use across the top of the grate, 4 bags (160 pounds) is 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 in the Midwest
• Self-Contained & Low Maintenance: No plumbing hookup required
• Lightweight GFRC: Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete molded from real boulders and shaped by hand
• Exceptional Durability: GFRC ages well, provides versatile placement options. and won't crack in the elements
• Uniquely Yours: Individually hand painted to capture the beauty of natural rock; no two pieces are exactly the same

Specifications

Blue Thumb #LA2200K

Type	Outdoor - Ground & Subsurface
Material	Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete
Color	Dapple Gray or Chestnut
Fountain Dimensions	22"L x 20"W x 15"H / 40 lbs.
Basin Dimensions	40" x 46" x 14"H Capacity: 82 gallons
Pump Included	530 GPH Mag-Drive; 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.