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Product Description
Lion Head Concrete Fountain with Three Tiers
Give the Entrance a Clear Center
As guests follow the driveway or entry walk toward the house, water moving from lion head spouts at three different heights gives them a clear place to look. At 52 inches tall, this lion head fountain can stand in a wide front yard, courtyard entrance, or large planting bed without disappearing behind the surrounding shrubs.
This is not a fountain to hide in a corner. Place it at a driveway turn, at the end of an entry walk, in front of a stone wall, or in the center of a courtyard. The lion head spouts, three rising bowls, and visible streams give an open or unfinished space a defined center.
Water leaves the lion mouths and falls into the bowls below, creating several clear streams at different heights. The included recirculating pump lets you adjust the flow for the size of the space and the distance from nearby seating. It connects to a standard 110V outdoor outlet, with no permanent plumbing required.
Height52 inches
MaterialConcrete
PumpIncluded and adjustable
PowerStandard 110V outlet
Why Choose This Lion Head Fountain
- The ornament is part of the water flow. The lion heads are not simply surface decoration. Water moves directly from the mouths, giving every level a visible starting point and a clear stream into the bowl below.
- Made for wider sightlines. The 52 inch height and three rising bowls work well where the fountain needs to be seen across a front lawn, from the end of a driveway, or through the entrance to a courtyard.
- Adjust the flow for the space. Use a gentler setting when seating is close to the fountain. Increase the flow when the fountain sits farther from a porch, patio, or main viewing point.
- A natural fit with masonry and formal planting. The design suits traditional courtyards, European inspired gardens, symmetrical planting beds, brick walls, natural stone, and broad entry walks.
- Choose it when the fountain should be noticed. This model is best for a buyer who wants water to define the entrance or center of the garden. It may be less suited to a narrow patio or a small water feature meant to remain in the background.
Understand the surface finish Weathered Stone describes the sealed surface finish applied to the fountain. It is not a different material. The fountain body is concrete, with a stone inspired color and texture on the surface.
Quick Specifications
| Design | Three tier pedestal with lion head spouts |
|---|---|
| Material | Concrete |
| Finish | Weathered Stone sealed finish |
| Height | 52 inches |
| Pump | Included recirculating pump with adjustable flow |
| Power | Standard 110V outdoor outlet |
| Assembly | Multiple piece assembly |
| Water connection | No permanent plumbing required |
| Recommended use | Outdoor |
Planning and Care
Where does this fountain work best?
Place it at a driveway turn, at the end of an entry walk, in the center of a formal courtyard, inside a wide planting bed, or in front of a stone wall. Check the view from the main approach so all three bowls and the lion head spouts remain easy to see.
Keep taller plants and outdoor furniture from blocking the middle and lower spouts. Brick walls, stone paving, and enclosed courtyards may also make the water sound more noticeable.
How should it be placed around children or pets?
Place the fountain inside a planting area, at the edge of the lawn, or outside the main walking and running paths. Route the power cord along a wall, garden bed, or another area where it is less likely to be stepped on.
Do not allow children or pets to climb on the fountain. The recirculating water is not intended for drinking.
What does setup require?
Place the fountain on a level, stable surface that can support the concrete pieces. Because the parts are heavy, at least two adults should handle positioning and assembly.
After assembly, fill the bowls and connect the included pump. Check that every tier is level before increasing the flow. If one side flows differently, check the water level and fountain position before turning the pump higher.
How should the water flow be adjusted?
Begin with a lower pump setting and watch the streams from each lion head. Increase the flow gradually until the water falls cleanly into the bowls below.
Use a gentler flow when the fountain is close to a porch or seating area. Increase it when the fountain is farther from the main viewing point. If splashing becomes excessive, lower the flow and confirm that every tier is level.
What does the water sound like?
Water falls from lion head spouts at several heights, creating multiple continuous landing sounds in the bowls below. The separate streams are easy to hear nearby and blend into a steady background sound from farther away.
The perceived volume changes with pump flow, water level, placement, and surrounding surfaces. For that reason, a fixed decibel rating would not give a reliable picture of how it will sound in every yard.
How should it be cared for during the year?
During regular use, keep enough water in the fountain to cover the pump and prevent it from running dry. Check the lion head openings and clean away leaves, dirt, and mineral buildup that could affect the streams.
Before freezing weather, disconnect and store the pump and drain standing water from every bowl and water passage. Protect the fountain for local winter conditions. Do not leave water inside the fountain where it can freeze.
Does this fountain include a warranty?
This product includes a 3-year warranty. Exact coverage, claim requirements, and required documents are subject to the warranty policy that applies at the time of purchase.
Keep your order confirmation and purchase information. If service is needed, contact customer support with your order details, a description of the issue, and relevant photos or videos.