Most bubbler fountains are built around one round bowl and one point of water. Fiore Stone's #2022-FL takes a more architectural approach: a long, low rectangular basin, 39 inches end to end, with four bubbler jets set at even intervals down its length. Instead of a single focal point, you get a clean horizontal line of moving water that lines up naturally with a walkway, the edge of a patio, a planting bed or the façade of a modern home.
At and the fountain sits low enough to keep sightlines open across a courtyard or seating area, which is why it works well where a taller tiered piece would crowd the space. The flat, unornamented surfaces suit contemporary and minimalist landscapes, and the repeated jets give a steady, even sound rather than a single splash.
Each fountain is hand-cast from cast stone concrete at Fiore Stone's production facility in Nevada and arrives in two pieces. A 1,056 GPH recirculating pump with a 20-foot cord is included, so no plumbing connection is needed. It is pictured in Natural, the unstained concrete tone, and is made to order in the Fiore Stone finish you select.
Key Features
- Four bubbler jets arranged in a straight line across one rectangular basin
- Low-profile 17¼" height keeps views open across patios and courtyards
- Hand-cast cast stone concrete, made in the USA (Nevada)
- Two-piece design
- Self-contained recirculating system with an included 1,056 GPH pump
- Made to order in your choice of Fiore Stone finish
What's Included
- Two-piece cast stone fountain
- 1,056 GPH submersible pump with 20 ft. Power cord
Installation & Ownership Notes
- Place the fountain on a firm, level surface so the four jets run evenly along the basin.
- Plan for an outdoor-rated electrical outlet within reach of the 20-foot pump cord.
- Top up water regularly; the basin is open and will lose water to evaporation and wind.
- Cast stone is a heavy, freight-shipped product; delivery is arranged by truck on a pallet.
- Because every piece is hand-finished, color and surface texture will vary slightly from the photos.
Why This Fountain
Choose the #2022-FL when the space calls for a horizontal accent rather than a vertical one: a modern entry walk, the front of a low hedge, a pool deck or a rooftop terrace where a tall fountain would feel out of scale. The linear layout also lets two units be placed end to end or mirrored on either side of a path for a more formal, architectural plan.
