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Trident Pebble PoolNewest Review: ... cobbles. Bitumen paint. Car body filler. A piece of rigid wire mesh. An old plastic plant pot, 2 litre size. A small pond ... more |
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by - written on 13/03/01 (Very useful, 560 readings)
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. . . and a few other bits and pieces. With so many pebble pool water features on the market, how do you choose which is best for you? Well, totally contrary to the spirit of consumer product opinionating, may I suggest, instead of buying one, you experience all the satisfaction which comes with making your own! It’s easier than you may think. Installing a pond, or indeed any water feature, in your garden, is quite a major undertaking. And if you have only a small garden, it will take up quite a bit of room. In fact, maybe you don’t have a garden at all! But you can still have a water feature. You can have it on the patio, or even ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/07/00 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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We have always wanted a small pond for the garden yet as our youngest child is 3 we would have to wait until he was old enough to be safe around it. The answer was to get one of the small water features, this is a small fountain pump which sits in it's own water container (like a large bucket with a lip). A plastic lid goes on top which is then weighed down by large pebbles. The water comes out through a hols in the lid and cascades down over the pebbles. The kit can be mounted either above ground on a brick base or sunk into the soil leaving it level with the grass. The kit comes with everything you need, apart from a circuit breaker ... Read the complete review


