Large Mirror Polished Spheres with a Water Feature for use in Fountains
Stainless steel spheres can be produced with a water feature addition for installing in a water fountain basin. Water flows from the top of the sphere across the mirror polished surface. Large sizes up to 84 inches in diameter can be fabricated.
Custom stainless steel sphere water features are fabricated using durable #304 alloy stainless steel. If higher corrosion resistance is required we can construct these large hollow metal spheres using a #316 stainless steel. A wall thickness from 1mm to 5mm can be achieved offering high durability for both private and public outdoor installations.
Our stainless steel sphere water features are the perfect modern addition to your garden or landscape design. Water gently ripples over the highly reflective mirror polished surface of the spheres creating a transcending, soothing effect that makes them an ideal water fountain sculpture centerpiece for any contemporary courtyard, deck, patio or garden.
Each water feature is produced with an internal pipe that features a funnel opening which allows for more even flow of water from the top of the sphere. The internal piping opens into the bottom of the sphere, ready for you to connect a line from your water pump. The sphere water feature can be produced with a pedestal style support post and mounting base plate for installation in a water fountain basin. Each component of the stainless steel sphere water feature can be customized to meet your requirements.
Spherical fountain water features can also be produced with a matte sandblasted finish or a mirror polished finish with an etched design such as a logo, or add continents to create a stainless steel world globe water fountain.
Large stainless steel reflective balls with a water flow addition bring a stunning visual impact to water fountains of all sizes. Install one in your yard, public square, or implement into a modern architectural design project. Perfect for both indoor and outdoor fountain installations.
