From 316L stainless steel nozzles to IP68 submersible pumps, we supply robust hardware built for long-term municipal reliability.
From 316L stainless steel nozzles to IP68 submersible pumps, we supply robust hardware built for long-term municipal reliability.
Comprehensive water feature types engineered to European standards, ensuring long-term durability and minimal maintenance.
In-house CAD engineering, fluid dynamics calculation, and artistic choreography for your project.
Watch water movement and lighting, then explore named project studies with photographs and source details.
Company-supplied operating footage. Individual clips are not assigned to named projects unless verified; named project studies are presented separately.
Observe the changing jet formations and coordinated lighting across the water.
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Open video fileObserve the flush-deck jets and the relationship between the water patterns and public space.
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Open video fileObserve projected imagery, fountain effects and lighting in the supplied operating footage.
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Open video fileExplore our landmark installations integrating advanced multimedia and hydraulic engineering.
A photo-led reference from Yan’an Wanda, combining a water-screen setting, illuminated water effects and light beams near the waterfront buildings.
Project photographs from Pingdu 2020 Park in Qingdao, with circular water patterns, coloured lighting and the surrounding public viewing area.
A photographic study of the waterfront fountain at Century Park in Karamay, showing wide water formations and changing night-time lighting.
There is no reliable price based on pool size alone. Compare quotations for the same jet layout, spray heights, lighting, sound and show controls. Ask each supplier to separate equipment, civil works, installation, freight and commissioning, and to state exclusions. Also request estimated connected power and operating hours so you can compare running costs, not just the purchase price.
Read the budget and quotation guideSend the project location, a dimensioned plan or sketch, site photographs, and the intended use: a show to watch or an area people can enter. Include your preferred effects, viewing area, available power and water, target opening date and budget range. If drawings are not ready, provide approximate dimensions and identify what still needs a site survey.
Use the project brief checklistA dry-deck layout can return a plaza to pedestrian use when the jets are off. A pool layout keeps a visible water basin and requires a different approach to public access. Decide first whether visitors will enter the water. Interactive use needs appropriate water treatment, drainage, slip-resistant surfaces and an operating plan. Confirm applicable requirements with the local authority before selecting equipment.
Compare dry-deck and pool fountainsCheck the screen location, audience sightlines, projector position and ambient lighting before choosing a projector. Wind can disrupt the water surface and blur the picture, so assess local conditions and agree when the show must stop. Request a site-specific projection layout and a demonstration under comparable viewing conditions rather than selecting equipment by screen width alone.
Read the water screen planning guidePlan access to pumps, filters, nozzles, lights and control cabinets before construction. The operator needs a documented schedule for cleaning, water checks, equipment inspection and seasonal shutdown where relevant. For interactive fountains, water-quality monitoring and treatment are particularly important. Request the maintenance manual, consumables list and recommended spare parts, and confirm who will operate the system after handover.
Read the maintenance planning guideAgree a responsibility checklist covering the basin or deck, waterproofing, equipment space, cable routes, power supply, drainage and water connections. Coordinate these interfaces before civil construction is finalized. Build the programme around design approval, site readiness, equipment production, shipping, installation and commissioning. A completion date should be confirmed against this scope and the actual site conditions.
Use the installation checklistFeatured engineering guide: Design and Construction of Musical Fountains in Scenic Areas
Submit your project drawings, dimensions, or initial concepts. Our engineering team will review the technical feasibility within one business day.