Pool Fountains & Waterfalls

There are many types of pool fountains and waterfalls in New Zealand and some of the most popular include the following:

Rock waterfalls are the most traditional water feature you can install. This type of inground pool waterfall has a classic look that can easily transform your pool into a relaxing oasis.

Pool fountains are a versatile choice, especially for people with children. It can also add charm to your pool and create a relaxing atmosphere.

These pool waterfalls feature a minimalistic design. They’re more common in contemporary homes, although they can easily work with any type or style.

Rain curtains are known for their versatility, as they can be installed anywhere you’d like, including walls and pergolas. They also make a great swimming pool fountain.

Unlike fountains, deck jets shoot a narrow stream of continuously flowing water. They’re typically paired with LED pool lighting and other accessories, creating a modern look.

Sconces are one of the most inexpensive pool water features. Similar to sheer waterfalls, they consist of a small opening that can be mounted on the wall.

Pool waterfalls and fountains are one of the latest exciting trends in home improvement in  New Zealand and their popularity is backed by a long list of advantages. A swimming pool fountain can be incredibly fun for children and grown-ups. They are distinctive and unique and the soothing sound of water is relaxing, especially after a long day. The highest-quality versions of these products are always the best choice featuring the best construction materials and designs that elevate them above the rest. This means they’ll last longer and be easier on the eye, increasing your enjoyment of them as well as the value of your home.

There are a few aspects to take into consideration when choosing a pool waterfall or fountain to ensure you make the best choice for you. Style is a strong factor in this, considering how prominent they’ll be in your pool area. It’s best to think about aesthetics with respect to the wider surroundings which includes your pool decor, architectural and design elements and any nearby natural features. Your budget is another factor as the price range can vary widely, part of which comes down to size and materials used. Making sure you choose a reputable supplier and an experienced installer is also key as shortcuts, either way, could lead to problems down the line. For an above ground pool waterfall, confirm that the pool edge, surrounding substrate and water return can support the installation before selecting its finish.