POOL WATER FEATURE LETTERBOX STYLE STAINLESS STEEL (300mm)
Original price was: R3,299.99.R2,394.99Current price is: R2,394.99.
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Original price was: R3,299.99.R2,394.99Current price is: R2,394.99.
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The 300mm BR Letterbox Style Stainless Steel Pool Water Feature creates a clean, straight sheet of water for swimming pools, ponds and architectural water feature installations.
Manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel, the feature has a 300mm wide outlet and an approximate 210mm front-to-back body depth. The extended body depth can assist with installations through thicker cladding, solid walls or beneath decking where additional reach is required.
Water can be supplied from a suitable swimming pool circulation system or from a separate water feature pump, depending on the hydraulic design of the installation.
This model has a 300mm outlet width.
It is manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel.
The body extends approximately 210mm from front to back.
It produces a straight sheet or curtain of water.
Yes, where the existing pump and hydraulic system have sufficient available flow. A separate pump can also be used where required.
Original price was: R3,299.99.R2,394.99Current price is: R2,394.99.
The 300mm BR Letterbox Style Stainless Steel Pool Water Feature creates a clean, straight sheet of water for swimming pools, ponds and architectural water feature installations.
Manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel, the feature has a 300mm wide outlet and an approximate 210mm front-to-back body depth. The extended body depth can assist with installations through thicker cladding, solid walls or beneath decking where additional reach is required.
Water can be supplied from a suitable swimming pool circulation system or from a separate water feature pump, depending on the hydraulic design of the installation.
This model has a 300mm outlet width.
It is manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel.
The body extends approximately 210mm from front to back.
It produces a straight sheet or curtain of water.
Yes, where the existing pump and hydraulic system have sufficient available flow. A separate pump can also be used where required.