Pondless waterfall

[BLC1]

In the next couple of weeks I plan to toy around in my back yard with a pondless waterfall. Can you guys give me some helpful pointers on what to do and not do.

[turner_landscaping]

What do u wana no.. lol u gota give us something to start with size, height ,waterfall width, style ur doing etc..
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[tadpole]

Yep, need, at least, some general specs.

[BLC1]

I haven't made it too far yet. Just going to start playing around here this weekend. I may have room for something about 3 feet tall, 4-5 feet wide and front to back 4-5 feet. The area I have to work with is a semi circle of the corner of the deck if that makes sense. There is space between my deck and my patio.

[BLC1]

Here a couple of pictures of the area.

[tadpole]

Pretty constrained area to work with, especially for a waterfall. Possible, but could be tricky. I would recommend possibly a bubbler of come sort. Let's see what some of the other guys have to offer.

Is that a stamped concrete patio?

What space is available under the stairs?

[STL Ponds and Waterfalls]

Originally Posted by tadpole

Pretty constrained area to work with, especially for a waterfall. Possible, but could be tricky. I would recommend possibly a bubbler of come sort. Let's see what some of the other guys have to offer.

Is that a stamped concrete patio?

What space is available under the stairs?

I'm with Tadpole, just do a rock bubbler. That space is almost to small for a waterfall, and design wise it'll look out of place.

[pitrack]

^^Agreed with both guys. Too small for a fall, but a bubbler would be nice and still get you some sound.

[BLC1]

Yes, its stamped patio.

There is a little space under the steps but nothing major.

I'm open to options here. I originally left the space to put a small pond but my wife doesn't want that with the 6 month old baby. She wants to make it a sand box so I am trying to figure out a pondless option.

Do you guys have projects you have done with a bubbler like you mentioned.

[pitrack]