Waterfalls for Window Wells
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This is amazing..I want to build a basement now -
instructions????????????? -
this is in IL? how do you winter proof? It is awesome! -
How did you do that again? Looks Great! I want one in my front entyway. -
This is Beautiful. -
Lisa I, this system holds up during heavy rainstorms. There is a subsurface reservoir and the system is also tied into the homeowner's sump pump if a really heavy rain produces flooding. -
Denise and Laurel - basically this is a Pondless Waterfall facing the window. We have a how-to video on building a Pondless Waterfall that you can find on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRtjfM8ZWmU.
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Carol N, yes, it's in Illinois! You can either turn the waterfalls off during winter and store the pump in water in a frost-free location, or you can let the waterfall run during the winter and enjoy the beautiful ice formations. You just need to add water once in awhile to top it off (due to evaporation loss).
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Is that the only exterior access point? Is there another way out of the basement in case of fire? -
What a great view from the basement. -
These are even good ideas for regular waterfalls for ponds. thanks for sharing -
Debbi C, yes there are other access points. :)
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Very pretty! -
I am curious how filling the window well with small stones like that compromises the purpose of it. I am all for a point of serenity during work but what happens during the spring thaw or a heavy rain? Just wondering. -
I love it! It pushes the envelope of what can't be done to what can be done with a little creativity and ingenuity! I will never be able to afford this big of a project but I do love the pondless waterfall feature. I could probably replicate it in minature in my backyard! -
Aquascape, you always have something interesting and beautiful to show us. Thank you. So cool. -
What a wonderful view. -
Beautifull and so smart! -
An incredible idea! Those wells can be pretty gross! It looks wonderful -
Wow...Gorgeous! Wish I had a cellar!!!! What a view! -
WOW! I can only imagine what this might have cost. But hey, if I had the money, I'd do something like this too :-) Gorgeous! -
Rivka, there is a sub-surface reservoir to catch the water, and in cases of severe flooding, the system is hooked up to the homeowner's sump pump.
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so it is a completely enclosed system with overflow! Kewl!!!
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