WATER FEATURES
Architectural water features designed to add movement, sound, and visual balance to the pool.
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Sheer Descents & Raised Wall Water Features
Sheer descents are clean, linear water features typically installed on raised walls or structural elements. They create a smooth, uninterrupted sheet of water that adds movement and sound without overwhelming the pool. Raised wall placement allows sheer descents to serve as both a visual focal point and a design element that helps define separate areas within the pool environment. Proper wall height, plumbing layout, and water flow rates are carefully planned to ensure consistent performance and even water distribution. These can be added in new builds, as well as remodels.
Fire & Water Bowls
Fire and water bowls combine two opposing elements to create a striking visual feature. Often installed along raised walls, ledges, or pool edges, these features allow water to spill into the pool or basin while a controlled flame burns above. Fire and water bowls require precise coordination between gas, plumbing, and electrical systems to ensure safe operation and reliable performance. When properly integrated, they serve as architectural accents that add balance and depth to the overall design. These can be added in new builds, as well as remodels.
Deck Jets
Deck jets project arcing streams of water from the pool deck into the pool, creating a playful yet refined water effect. These features are often used to add motion and sound while maintaining a minimal visual footprint when not in use. Deck jets can be individually controlled or integrated into automation systems, allowing them to be activated as desired. Proper spacing, angle, and plumbing depth are key factors in achieving consistent arcs and avoiding overspray. These can be added in new builds, as well as remodels.
Scuppers
Scuppers are compact water features that allow water to flow through a defined opening, creating a controlled stream or cascade into the pool. They are commonly installed in raised walls or hardscape elements and can be spaced individually or in series. Scuppers add subtle sound and movement while maintaining a clean, architectural appearance. Design considerations include scupper size, placement, wall finish, and flow rate to ensure uniform water presentation. These can be added in new builds, as well as remodels.