Basalt Triad Fountain Rock Only or Complete Fountain Kit
Starts at: $2,599.99
Brand: Easy Pro
SKU:HTR3F
The Triad is 48″ long, 24″ wide and 12″ tall. Three core drilled holes are ready for plumbing and a light ring. Each hole may be plumbed separately so you can adjust the waterflow in each one for a variety of looks.
Too large for a standard basin, these large basalts work best with an offset reservoir system.
HTR3F- Basalt Only
- 48″ long x 24″ x 12″ tall
- Three core drilled holes each is 1 1/4″ (32 mm) diameter with the last 1 1/2″ enlarged to 1 3/8″ (37 mm) to hide light ring (sold separately)
- Each hole is plumbed separately
- Use PK3LG friction rings around tubing to seal hole for maximum effect (sold separately)
- Polished top with natural sides and chiseled ends
- Too large for a standard basin, these large basalts work best with an offset reservoir system.
- Recommended for flow rate of 400 to 800 gph per column
HTR3FK - Complete kit includes
- Basalt stone
- SDB72 Hercules Basin
- Tranquil Décor MP1000 pump
- Plumbing kit with splitter
- LED8B3 light kit
Due to natural characteristics of the basalts the size and weight will vary.
The EasyPro HBR basalt kits have changed in appearance after they partnered with a new quarry as the primary quarry closed due to COVID restrictions. The new supply of basalts have more variation in appearance, providing our customers with a wider variety of natural characteristics in the basalt columns.
Winterizing Basalt Fountains:
If you live in a climate that experiences prolonged freezing conditions then we recommend removing the pump from the basin. Place the pump in a bucket of water if you have an “oil-and-seals” type pump and store it in a place that will not freeze. If you have a mag-drive pump, just clean and store.
Do not drain the basin during the winter months- allow the water to freeze in the basin so that the ground doesn’t cause the basin to rise or “pop up” from expansion of the freezing soil around it.
The Rock Columns are manufactured to withstand freezing conditions and can be left outside during the winter months. There is no need to cover the Rock Columns.