4ft Long Cascade Planter With Water Blade

Assembled very quickly with little effort, great advice from the Quickcrop office, friendly guys.

Looks great on top of pond -would have liked a different method to attach blade to planter but now all assembled looks great

Have now constructed a 4ft cascade planter with water blade. Having already made a 6ft x 4ft pond this went together very easily. Connected the pump to the cascade, filled the planter with compost and plants, and started the cascade. Unfortunately I had screwed the base of the planter central to the planter which meant that the base protruded under the cascade by about 1 1/2" so when the water fell from the cascade it didn't clear the base. I checked the picture on the web site and then saw that the base had been fixed flush with the front of the planter. I think this could be stressed more in the instructions. To avoid removing the plants and dismantling the planter I cut the protruding base underneath the cascade back flush with the front of the planter. I then found that the blade of the cascade did not seen long enough and the water was still hitting the front of the planter. This I overcame by inserting a metal strip the width of the cascade and which protruded by an extra 1&

Great piece of kit, the steel waterfall blade can be hidden in your plants. A good flow of water, filled my pond in 20 minutes