The fountain nozzle is major part of the system that determines the overall pattern of the fountain. Different types of nozzles can be combined to achieve desired effect. Cascade, Foam, or Frothy nozzles produce a single column of water shooting straight up in the air, while other nozzles combine several different spray patterns into one nozzle.

The first step to design your own fountain is to decide which type of spray pattern appeals you the most. Since, the type of nozzle, quantity of nozzles, and the height that you want in the water pattern will ultimately determine the size of the pump and the power of the lights that you need to put into your fountain. The overall size of your fountain pool or basin will also be a determining factor in how high, and wide you will be able to spray your water while keeping the water in the pool.

As a thumb rule, water has the ability to splash the distance it falls. This is absolutely true up to about eight feet. So if you have one center column of water shooting straight up four feet, you will need an eight foot diameter pool in order to contain the splash. Everyone wants to cheat on basic rules by applying innovative ideas. However, The final decision or question is how much splash out, are you willing to accept. While the nozzle decides the water pattern, the pool remains the most important part of any fountain. Because, if you can't hold water, you wont have fountain. We offer a wide variety of pre-made fiberglass pools in sizes up to 30 feet in diameter.