Selections Waterproof Water Feature Cover (1m)

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By following these simple steps come March 2012 and the start of spring you will be able to enjoy your feature for years to come. Put the solar panel in place, and plug in the cables. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on how to charge. Turn on the pump. Level the bottom of the trench, sump and reservoir using a flat-headed rake, then pour over a 10cm layer of concrete to cover the soil. Flatten the wet concrete with a section of timber cut to the same width as the channel. Use can fill a water bowl with rain water or with a hosepipe. Just be aware of limescale build-up in hard water areas that can leave a chalky tideline. You can use Hydra Fountain Clear Water Feature Cleaner to combat this. You will not get algae build-up as long as your water bowl remains full to the brim. Rain fall will keep the water feature topped up naturally, but you may need to top it up in the summer. There are wildlife-friendly algae treatments available, such as envil Algae Klear Xtra, or you can use a non-toxic pond dye that acts as a UV filter to stop algae growth.

Our covers are tailor made with neat seam stitching to suit your personal preferences in style. Along with fabric type, we offer customisable colour options. You can choose the colour you want for your cover from our options.Once the water feature is empty it can then be covered with a fountain protection cover. These covers come in three sizes ( Small Cover, Medium Cover and Large Cover) and can be placed over the top of the fountain with a simple draw string at the base. At Primrose, we think of ourselves as the water feature specialists; we have an enormous variety of water features and are constantly adding more to our range to give you the best choice possible. We also supply all the extras you need to get the most out of your feature, including pumps, reservoirs, lights and misters. We know that some people are put off by the thought of fiddling for hours to get the feature up and running and so have ensured that whether you choose a mains or solar-powered water feature, installation and maintenance couldn’t be easier. Place the lid on top of the reservoir making sure the fountain head protrudes through the hole. Fill with water, making sure the pump is fully submerged.

We also offer multiple tie down options for an assured breathable yet tight fit. You can choose to add elastic, drawstring, push clips or Velcro straps. Water Fountain Covers with a Touch of Personalisation Widen one end of the trench to create a sump, which will house your submersible pump. Raise the base level at the other end of the trench by around 8cm to form a reservoir.

Dig out the channel to a depth of between 25cm and 45cm. Keep the sides of the hole at right angles to the ground for a neat finish. Your fountain can look fascinating even when covered. Add a touch of personalisation to your fountain covers with UV resistant printing. You can add a text or graphic of your choice. Create a striking appearance and add a print to match your outdoor decor, display your house number or something unique to express your personality on your fountain cover. Our personalised fountain covers will make your outdoor space shine. For a faff-free and easy-to-maintain water feature, Jill Morgan explains how to create a simple solar-powered pebble pool. Mark out a 264 x 64cm area (or your chosen size) on the ground using white spray paint. A length of timber will provide a straight edge. Once clean and dry the solar powered water feature and solar pump can be stored in a garage or shed. Please remember that even in a shed though it can drop below freezing so it maybe also worth wrapping the water feature in a sheet or even bubble wrap to add further protection.