How Do You Build An Urn Fountain?
Traditionally, urn fountains have been strategically placed at doorways, in courtyards and in gardens so the serene sound of trickling water can be enjoyed by anyone willing to take a moment to slow down and listen. An urn fountain can be large, with an overflow so steady it takes a small pond to contain it, or small enough to fit on a bedside table and lull its owner into a blissful sleep. Large or small, an urn fountain requires only a few basic elements to create, and its sum is always grander, and wetter, than its parts. Locate the power source for your free-standing indoor or outdoor urn fountain;, this will establish the location and even the size of fountain you’ll be able to install. If you don’t have an approved outdoor power source, consult a licensed electrician to install one. Unless you are an electrician, installing a power box is not a do-it-yourself job. Choose your urn, receptacle, pump and filler material (rocks, etc.). All of these items can be found at a local home
