What is the size of the waterfall pump? How many gallons at what lift? what is the dimensions of the rock fall peice?
160027
Pump says it is 400 gph. Dimensions of rock piece are as listed by other commentators. I placed waterfall in a 40 gallon tank I converted into a pond and it is sufficient power for the waterfall. Very nice and soothing to listen to water, attracts loads of birds to my urban desert backyard.
160028
I agree with the other three respondents. It is on the small side with a rather weak pump, but is well made, easy to install and adds a nice feature to our pond.
160029
Pump is about 250 to 300 gallon per hour at 7ft max height. The waterfall piece itself is about a foot high, one foot long and 8 inches wide. For the price on Amazon you cant beat it.I did put a larger pump on it as well and used the one that came with it for another smaller feature on the other side of the pond
160030
The rock is a little larger then one cubic foot. Love the size of the unit and everything. The pp is not large enough. Will buy a bigger pump later. Great unit. :-)
160031
Pump size is around 3" x 4" and has 300-400 gals/hr capacity at maximum 7 ft left. Unit is approximately 13 inch x 8 inchfall size is 8" wide. It is a good unit at this price but bigger pump will works better
1596899
I dont have any specs on the unit right now but it did come with. Instructions that info may also be on it o didn't. Go thru it. But the pump works great for my need.
2254245
Hi Laura! The main part of the slide measures 4'7" high, 9' long, 7' wide. Then there is the little 3' x 3' part that hangs into the water. Our granddaughters, 3 and 7, absolutely LOVE this slide. Even the 3 yr. old can negotiate the climbing with no problem. It is not really intended for adults though. The pump that comes with it works very well too. Highly recommended!!
588668
6.5"L x 5"H x 3.5"W. If you include the part that hangs on to the tank the width is 5". You can only fill water up to a height of 4" before the water spills back into the tank in the overflow channel.
792957
The pump we have has various size pieces. We bought it a long time ago for something else and I don't remember where we got it....sorry
1526469
Would depend on pump you have. Waterfall would be perfered but a small fountain should be ok.
1061898
The required power is 115 V, 60 Hz, 445Watts, 4A. I'm not sure what you mean by usage but since it is made for a much larger waterfall, it reacts much quicker to filling the reservoir and spilling down as a waterfall. I don't have the bills to figure out the cost of power if that is what you are asking. It may take a few months since I have to take average increase over prior periods without the pump.
2092519
The main section is probably about 2"X3" give or take. It is in a bean shape so the dimensions are not exact. It is about 2 feet deep at the very bottom. With the waterfall, add another foot and a half or so to the over all length, but that is above ground. I dug a whole roughly 2" deep by 2 1/2 " wide by about 3 1/2" long. I leveled the bottom and back filled with play sand and dirt. I then used bricks to hold up and support the waterfall, then covered the pond with flag stone to his the edges and the bricks. Hope this helps.
1065677
Hello-Thank you for the email. This fountain is has a black base with faux rocks on top. The dimenstions of this fountain are 7.9" x 7.9" x 6.3"Hope this answers your questions Thank youSerenity Health
1440298
To be honest I had one of these and it stopped pumping air after a couple of months. Being a retired trout bum I use a pump 4-5 times per week and this one didn't stand up. I now use the Aire hand pump, similar in size I believe. It is about 20" long and the barrel is about 3" around. The pump I use is a bit more money, but I've been much happier with it: http://www.amazon.com/Outcast-Double-Action-Hand-Pump/dp/B00378DSYM
125409
Not sure of the exact size. However, I will vouch for this being a powerful machine. Recenly got slammed with back to back heavy snow, wet, with ice. total accumulation was approx. 3 feet! This machine handled it with no problem. It is powerful and takes some getting use to handling. If your petit or not comfortable handling heavy machinery then take a second look and be sure this is what your looking for, conversely if it's a powerhouse you want, this is it.
725843
It has 4 slots on the back to slide over screws to mount it. 30"H X 13.5" wide X 7.5" wide. You have to have a regulator or pump that will allow 3.4 gallons per minute flow and keep the pressure at 40psi. If you don't have water flow and pressure right, the damn thing will not work, Between the wind and the water flow/pressure, it is not very rugged or suited to outdoor use.
2221292
Not sure of the sizes... but it comes with a variety of connectors that fit every need that I have. It is a great pump... very powerful. I have a 15 ft Advanced Elements Kayak and it fills it in about 10 minutes. Love it.
1472705
It is about two feet tall. It works great for one fish like a beta which is what I got it for. Makes the water changes less . But it is made of very thin acrylic and it scratches easy and the suction cups from the pump leave a mark.
1869570
The pump is 1.5"W X 1.5"L X 1"H. The spout is about 1.5-2" high. The panel 4.25" X 4.5".
1499691
Not really that big, maybe 4 feet by 4 feet. However my boys really love this thing, and it's easy enough to set up that my wife can do it. We've had it over three years now, and aside from it collecting a lot of water internally, it's still going strong.
1685919
It would be too big in my opinion, unless you are trying for more of a water feature (i.e., no fish). Pump size required to get good flow would be pretty big in a 100 gallon pond. I would go for a smaller waterfall.