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The now famous water feature – Aqualens – was designed by Allison in 1999, as the centrepiece of a show garden at the 2000 Chelsea Flower Show, where she won a silver medal on her debut for “Garden of Reflections”.

It makes a fantastic addition to any garden, big or small, urban or rural and works throughout the year, including freezing conditions. Part water feature, part artwork; please scroll through some of the photos shown here.

Details
This garden fountain is based on a 600mm (2 foot) diameter acrylic sphere, filled and overflowing with water from a concealed pump. Aqualens sets this on a circular stainless steel platform, which in turn is set in a 1.5metre (5 feet) diameter stainless steel dish. The dish can be dug into a lawn, or set on a terrace or other firm level surface (the pool has a fitted collar so it sits level).

Options
-We also can supply the fountain with a dish of up to 2 metres
-Fitted internal light

Operation and maintenance
The Aqualens water feature is straightforward to maintain: place the pool in your chosen spot, put in the platform, sphere and pump, fill with water and plug in the lead for the electric pump. Click here to view the installation and maintenance document.

Please view the current price list here or from the Prices page, found at the top of the site.