water-curtains
The water wall, also known as a water curtain feature, is a modern circulating water landscape. Powered by a silent circulation pump, water flows evenly and smoothly down the vertical surface to form a continuous soft water film. Combining dynamic flowing water with soft ambient lighting, it creates a tranquil, elegant and artistic space atmosphere. Apart from decorative effects, the water wall helps purify air, reduce noise and adjust local humidity, making it widely applied in lobbies, commercial spaces, courtyards and indoor landscape scenes.
Immersive Environments
Where Architecture Meets Fluid Code
Indoor Dividers
Splash-free curtains serving as dynamic space dividers.
Interactive Displays
High-density nozzles displaying custom logos.
Stage & Events
Integration with laser and projection mapping.
Engineered for the real world
Every component is designed, machined, and assembled in our Xi’an factory — tested before it leaves the floor.
dularModular Snap-Together
Pre-assembled modules arrive ready to connect. Water supply, power, DMX signal — plug and play. Expand or relocate with zero structural changes.
Pixel-Level Precision
Each nozzle is an independent pixel — 64 to 512+ per meter. Text stays legible, logos stay sharp on curved or angled installations.
Music & Light, Locked
Drop patterns sync to audio via SMPTE timecode. Add RGB LED backlighting for a full choreographed water-light-music experience.
Indoor & Outdoor Rated
IP68 solenoid valves, 304/316L stainless steel. Operates from -10°C to 50°C. Built for permanent mall, plaza, and theme park installations.
Source Factory. No Middlemen.
Every valve, module, and control cabinet is built on our own production lines. You buy direct — no distributor markup, no agent fees.
Open Software. Simple UI.
Works with Madrix, MadMapper, Resolume, and any DMX console. We pre-load your content. Your team runs the show — no technician required.
Built to last. Made to scale.
Production-grade specifications. Every unit ships with a factory test report.
Choose the water curtain by its visual purpose and building interfaces
A continuous sheet, a digitally controlled droplet pattern and a projection surface are different design tasks. Confirm the intended appearance, mounting location and collection arrangement before comparing equipment offers.
Inputs to agree before equipment selection
- Geometry and structure
- Confirm width, drop, fixing positions, structural load allowances and access for servicing overhead equipment.
- Water distribution
- Assess manifold uniformity, nozzle or valve access, return collection and filtration against the intended water effect.
- Building operation
- Coordinate splash, noise, waterproofing, electrical interfaces and any building-management or show-control integration.
What to review at acceptance and handover
Use an agreed representative visual test to review uniformity, splash, noise and digital patterns under the intended viewing conditions. Record cleaning access, component identification and any controller configuration handed over.
Related technical planning
Project documents to prepare before a quotation
Download printable planning worksheets and company reference sheets. Each file is versioned 20 October 2026. Blank worksheets are planning tools, not completed test reports or confirmed equipment specifications.
Water Curtains Procurement Planning
For a water curtain, define the falling-water surface and collection arrangement first. A decorative sheet, digital droplet pattern and projection backdrop have different nozzle, control and viewing requirements.
Curtain geometry and visual purpose
- Provide curtain width, drop height, mounting position, viewing distance and whether the installation is indoors or exposed to wind.
- For projection, state ambient light, projector position, image format and the desired viewing side before approving the water surface.
Distribution and pattern control
- Specify the required sheet continuity or droplet resolution, then match distribution-manifold flow and pump duty.
- For digital patterns, confirm valve count, timing resolution, controller interfaces and content-programming scope.
Structural support and water collection
- Coordinate overhead loads, inspection access, waterproofing and service clearances with the building or structural designer.
- Size the receiving trough and return path for the agreed flow, drop height and splash envelope; plan treatment and noise control.
Visual mock-up and handover
- Approve a representative curtain test for uniformity, splash, noise and any projected image under the intended lighting.
- Document manifold cleaning, nozzle or valve access, control backups and the operating water-level limits.
Use our project brief checklist to assemble the drawings and operating requirements, or request a site-specific engineering review.