Douglas – so would it be best not to have one of these if you live in a windy area? Do they get blown of the top of the water spout, and then have to be rebalanced?
My dad was the guy that made the first of these, in sunderland, England. IT was bright orange and scared the crap out of me as it was a lot larger than this.
I like that a couple of people are making a point of pointing out that this fountain is NOT magic.
Thanks for that, I was convinced the tap had been enchanted by a wizard.
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It works by a pipe supporting and giving water to the faucet.
…under the stream of water.
You’re right – it does.
I still want one though!
tjese are so cool, i first saw one in france, i want one in my back garden 🙂
The pipe is a lie. There is nothing ‘magical’ about this tap. Its simply water pressure refined and concentrated – physics in action. I love it.
Douglas – so would it be best not to have one of these if you live in a windy area? Do they get blown of the top of the water spout, and then have to be rebalanced?
lol douglas, thats the worst bs i’ve ever heard. refined water pressure? roflcopter
My dad was the guy that made the first of these, in sunderland, England. IT was bright orange and scared the crap out of me as it was a lot larger than this.
This floating tap is cool.
But it’s NOT magic at all.
Still love it, bytheway.
It is very nice to look at.
I like it …….
I like that a couple of people are making a point of pointing out that this fountain is NOT magic.
Thanks for that, I was convinced the tap had been enchanted by a wizard.