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Fountain Pool

Ready-made Antique Animal Fountain Pool

Fountain Pool


Water features are an inseparable part of architectural designs. Because water is “life”, “liveliness”. Both water itself and the sound of water attract people. At the same time, water features beautify, make unique and add value to the spaces they are in. Water features and ornamental pools are a meeting point, a memory and a symbol for cities.

In our Darıca Seaside Park project in Kocaeli, a large polyester pool was placed in the park. In this pool, animal figures consisting of elephants and swans were used to create water movements. In this pool located by the sea, baby elephants carried by large mother elephants in a large pool basin spray water from their trunks, and the water that falls from here into the basin flows into the lower pool in the form of a waterfall. From the lower pool, swans fill the upper basin with water from their beaks. The elephant pool is the symbol of Darıca Park. It will be a souvenir in the photographs of Kocaeli residents and guests who come here for many years.

The elephant and swan figures of the antique fountain pool of available features including:

Pool Complete is made ​​from polyester.
Baby elephants was a fountain where the upper small pool diameter 3 m, middle fountain pool diameter 6 m, bottom large pool pool diameter of 14 meters.
On the basis of the top of the baby elephants fountains, the pool height of 7 m.
In the pool, total of 4 large elephant, 3 pieces baby elephant and 8 pieces Swan located.
40x40x40 cm base 4 units located at the edges of the pond. (Aqueous or anhydrous these figures on pedestals, images can be added.)
Pool and antique motifs and shape properties. Special dyes may be aging, can be painted the desired color

8 pieces Cascade fountain nozzle
50W RGB Power LED lighting
Ready-made mechanical room
The construction of pool mechanical-electrical hardware

Project Location

Kocaeli, Türkiye

Project Owner

Municipality of Darıca

Project Start & Finish Date

02.06.2011 - 25.06.2011

Duration

23 Days

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