how deep is the water when full?
1603555
The water depth is around 1" - 1-1/2".This really works well....we had -25° below zero last winter & this kept from freezing solid! When the birds discovered it,they loved fresh water in the winter...also you have to keep an eye on it so often to add fresh water from evaporation. Hope this helps.
1603556
Maybe an inch and a half. Our birds bathe in it all the time. We got a water wiggler and they like that, too. We keep this up all year, but it is especially important in the winter when water is not always available. We even had a downy woodpecker come in to drink!
1603557
this is approx 1-2 inches deep. There's not a lot of bathing going on BUT, I have seen birds bathe in it. Mostly, they use it to drink all winter. I love this item. It really looks great and the birds use it a lot.J. De Kovessey
1603558
It's only a couple inches but it stays full for days. Don't want the birds to get wet in the dead of winter. They will freeze to a tree branch.
1603559
NOT VERY - maybe 2" if you don't fill it EVERY day in the winter it could dry out in the center (which for some reason humps up).
1603560
The birdbath is 13" in diameter and measures a little over an inch and three quarters in the middle and an inch and a quarter toward the outside when full.
1603561
I gave this as a gift but I did see it assembled. I would say at the deepest part no more than 3 inches.
1109916
The pump should be fully submerged -- it's quite small, but two inches might not be enough water, especially since the fountain causes quicker evaporation and you would need to keep it completely full at all times.
306216
If you have water in the top when the bottom is full the system will overflow.
49475
I don't know the optimal water level, but mine works in 7 inch deep of water.
1447377
It seems like about 15 feet. I don't know if that would decrease as the water level in the chamber goes down.
2255909
It's about 4". However the water fans out so to speak gradually from the top.
1585220
No. You will need to find water that is probably about 5 feet deep at a minimum.
315878
per intexcorp.com site "Water Capacity (80%): 639 Gal (2,419 L)" PS 80% would be 24" water depth
726715
with water slightly below the 1/2 way point of the air ring is right about 30". if you dig out your center point deeper and line with sand you can get a couple inches more in the center.
1232224
About a foot, maybe foot and a half deep. Not worth the money, starts to leak and becomes useless within a year. You might get two years out of it if lucky. :( No support or exchanges from manufacturer either.
29930
I really can't remember how deep. It was about 2-3 feet deep and for sure a foot in diameter.
1290625
It should be above the power head full the water as far as you can and put the power head at least 4 inches under the the water.
1493000
Never measured the amount but we turn it on around 9:30 p.m. and run it until the next morning at around 7:30 a.m. and it approx. 1/4 full of water. It's quiet. Nice machine!
558085
I read the max depth is 15ft but I have gone down to about 25ft in the ocean without and sign of leaking.
1763463
At its deepest point it's about 4-5 inches, more or less, I haven't really measured it, it's ok but it's not incredibly deep
1301403
If you fill it to about 3 inches from the very top, that should be 27" deep. That would result in the total gallons being about 1902 gallons. If you filled it to the top, it would be exactly 2113 gallons. Also, keep in mind that it curves in at the bottom, and that will change the exact amount.
1768517
I would say it is about 3 inches deep it works great I have been very pleased with the product.