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Any bowl becomes a water feature. Sunlight does the rest.

$69.99 $120.00 SAVE-42%
  • Free delivery
  • 30-day returns policy
  • 1-year warranty
  • Floats in whatever you already have: a bowl, a basin, a planter or a birdbath
  • Runs on direct sunlight alone, so there is no cable and no socket to find
  • Six interchangeable nozzles for different spray heights and shapes
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Six spray patterns · bring your own bowl or basin

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FLOAT. FILL. SWITCH ON THE SUN.

No plumbing, no power lead.

Use the container you own

A stone bowl, a glazed basin, a planter or a birdbath. Add water, set the unit on the surface and it starts when the sun hits the panel.

Use the container you own

Six spray patterns

The nozzles swap by hand, from a tight single jet to a wide low spread. Pick the one that suits the size of your bowl and how much splash you want.

Six spray patterns

Nothing to plug in

There is no cable, no socket and no mains connection. That means it works in the middle of a lawn or on a balcony just as well as beside the house.

Nothing to plug in

Birds find it quickly

Moving water is what draws them. Set it in a shallow birdbath and the garden gets something to watch.

Birds find it quickly

what is in the box

One float, several nozzles.

A round floating solar panel with the pump underneath and a set of push-fit nozzles. No tools, no assembly beyond choosing a nozzle and setting it on the water.

  • 6 spray patterns to choose from
  • 0 cables or sockets needed
  • Any bowl, basin or planter
  • Direct sun is all it runs on
One float, several nozzles.

Full list of features

Water that moves itself.

OUT IN THE GARDEN

The sound of moving water.

In a border

In a border

A small bowl turns a planting bed into a focal point.

On the table

On the table

Close enough to hear while you sit with a coffee.

By the door

By the door

A planter you already own, doing something new.

Full specifications

No nonsense. Just facts.

Quick-scan details. Everything you need to know before you buy.

Type
Floating solar fountain pump
Power
Direct sunlight, no mains and no cable
Spray patterns
Six, via interchangeable nozzles
Nozzle fitting
Push-fit, changed by hand
Container
Not included, use your own bowl, basin or planter
Placement
Must sit in direct sunlight to run
Installation
None, float it on the water
Use
Outdoors, in standing water
Suitable for
Birdbaths, garden bowls, basins, planters
Per order
One solar fountain with nozzle set
Care
Rinse the pump inlet when the flow weakens

Flash Sale - Ending soon

Add water, add sunlight.

Bring your own bowl. Float the panel, pick a nozzle and let the sun run it. No socket, no plumbing and nothing to install.

Add water, add sunlight.
$120.00 $69.99 One-off payment SAVE 42%
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  • Free Shipping
  • 30-day returns
  • 1-year warranty
  • One floating solar fountain
  • Set of interchangeable nozzles
  • No container included, use your own

Do you have any questions?

Does it come with a bowl?

No. The fountain floats in a container you already have: a garden bowl, a basin, a planter or a birdbath. That is what keeps it flexible.

Does it need a battery or a plug?

It runs on the solar panel in direct sunlight. There is no cable to run and no socket to find.

What happens when a cloud passes?

It is driven by the sun, so the spray drops away when the light does and picks up again when the sun returns. Put it in the brightest spot you have for the steadiest display.

How do I change the spray?

The nozzles push on and off by hand. There are six to try, from a narrow jet to a wider, lower spread.

Will birds use it?

Moving water is the thing that draws them. In a shallow birdbath it usually does not take long.

What if the spray gets weak?

Lift the unit out and rinse the inlet underneath. Leaves and grit collect there over time and that is the usual cause.