[monster967]

Since I finally joined the forum, I may as well contribute. Here are some pics of some recent jobs we have done. I'm interested in seeing what you other water feature contactors are doing these days.

 

[Nunyabisnes]

I'll get a few this week and upload them. Done some nice ones.
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[monster967]

I'm having some issues with resizing some of the pics. Here's a few more

 

[DCK1981]

i like that 2nd project. wouldnt mind getting something like that in my own yard. Good work!

 

[outdoorlivingempire]

Can't show my water feature... Would get me kicked off here... First one is nice
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[monster967]

Can't show my water feature... Would get me kicked off here... First one is nice
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Show it anyways! We all started somewhere besides, I don't hate I appreciate. You should see some of mine from the early days. The customers still liked them but looking back now, they look like a pile of rocks with water in it.

 

[AztlanLC]

I can't post pics from my phone but here is a link of the one I did at my home.
I have a aquasurge pump 4000-8000 pump and is ser to the lowest flow in the link.

https://www.facebook.com/Landscaper.NY/posts/1002259949824820

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[rcreech]

Here is our 36,000 water feature that we put in last year. Get to swim and enjoy the KOI.

Shallow end is 3' and the deep end is 6'

Also as a swim up bar for the adults.

 

[rcreech]

Here are a few more pictures.

 

[tadpole]

Hmmm! What's the bacterial count?

 

[rcreech]

Never worried about it! It's a year old and before it got cold we were swimming in it 3-4 nights a week. Got a aquascapes filter system and tons of plants.

Treat it once a week with beneficial bacteria and it is as clear as you can get.
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[tadpole]

If it is used for human immersion, the presence of pathogenic organisms should be a concern.

 

[rcreech]

If it is used for human immersion, the presence of pathogenic organisms should be a concern.

Do u have any info or data to support. This is far from a new concept and is actually becoming a very popular concept.

Over a year old and no issues.
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[tadpole]

There is mountains of data attesting to the existence of aquatic pathogenic organisms and exactly what it takes to maintain safe levels in human immersion facilities.
The fact that these types of swimming venues are not approved, or even recognized for that matter, by the two (2) leading health organizations in the world, the CDC and the WHO should be enough to give one pause.

 

[Ben Bowen]

A small water feature we just complete in SW Portland. More pics: http://www.houzz.com/projects/1414399

 

[Dirt Boy]

Recent job, nothing very fancy, but customer was happy, until he got the bill!

 

[monster967]

Recent job, nothing very fancy, but customer was happy, until he got the bill!

Are you pumping water from the big pond next to the water feature? I don't see a skimmer anywhere. What are you going to about all the cobble/river rock that's going to slide in to the bottom of the pond?

 

[Dirt Boy]

Waters coming from the lake, that's where the pumps located, and returning back there. Pond has a step around the side, where larger stones are set, supporting the others. Pond is about 1.5' deep at it's deepest.

 

[alexschultz1]

The flagstone pathway is... well sloppy. The pondless steam, plant material, and boulder bridges turned out perfect.

 

[Ben Bowen]

Looks nice