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Hozelock Cascade Pump

Description: All-purpose pump that is able to run a fountain and a waterfall

Newest Review: ... special electrical gadget thing to plug it into - I suppose so you don't blow up or something! Not too much of a problem, ... more

... got it from Screwfix for around a £10 (sorry can't be more specific on prices but was buying other things at same time!) The other thing you need is a length of 1" diameter hose, after much searching finally found this in Wickes (3m for £5.99) I opted to use a pondliner as opposed to a rigid structure to create a more free flowing shape - big problem if you're trying to do this on your own. It is very difficult to fit without two people, almost impossible with TWO kids who just want to see the thing fini...more

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Hozelock Cascade Pump: Waterfall Masterpiece? (466 words)
by - written on 09/08/00 (Very useful, 660 readings)
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Okay, I've realised I'm not Charlie Dimmock (what a relief!) but now the kids are a bit older I decided to build a waterfall and pond in my garden. After two days of hard graft my masterpiece is finished, it works and looks not unlike a pile of rocks with water running down - but I'm happy. Let no one kid you, it's not easy! I started by buying a Hazelock cascade pump, not knowing exactly what I needed I went for a mid range one which promises to pump 1250 litres of water an hour, cost approx. £50. What you don't find out until you get home is you need a special electrical gadget thing to plug it into - I suppose so you don't blow up or ... Read the complete review

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