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Bronze Water Features

A wide and varied collection of beautifully-handcrafted bronze water features inspired by the pages of your favourite literary classics. 

Whether it’s The Mad Hatter and his absurdly memorable Tea Party guests, or the Owl and the Pussy-Cat gently sailing off to where the Bong-Tree grows, these magical water features will bring a sense of joy and enchantment to any garden space.

Handcrafted bronze garden water features inspired by classic literature; from the pages of Alice in Wonderland and Beatrix Potter’s tales of Peter Rabbit and Jemima Puddle-Duck. Using nothing but traditional techniques and the finest quality materials, our bronze water features will add a sense of literary magic and style to your garden. The perfect addition to your garden alongside a Garden Sculpture and Miniature.

FAQs

How often should you change the water in a bronze water feature?

We’d recommend changing the water in your bronze water feature at least once a month. As a general rule: the cleaner the water, the slower the spread of algae.

Should a bronze water feature be left on all the time?

For the purposes of saving energy, consider using a timer or switching off your bronze garden water feature when it’s not in use or at night time, particularly if you’re going to be away for an extended period.

Can you leave a bronze water feature out in winter?

Any metal garden water feature will require particular care during winter and it’s vital they are drained-off properly before a frost sets in. Any water that’s left in the pipes will freeze, expand, and even cause the pipes to burst. This may also result in the castings failing.

How often should bronze water fountains be cleaned?

Your garden water feature should be cleaned once a month or every couple of months, depending on the size.

Will the water make the bronze water feature rust?

No, as bronze contains little or no iron, it does not rust. 

Where should a water feature be placed?

A bronze water feature is incredibly robust, which offers plenty of flexibility when it comes to placement as you’re not limited by the risk of potential damage. 

Before deciding where to install your water feature, in practical distance from a mains water supply, think about where you’re likely to get the most visual pleasure from your piece. In viewing distance from a summer house or a large bay window, perhaps, so you can enjoy your water feature whilst indoors. Or make your water feature the centrepiece of a patio or decking area, or somewhere where it can be seen from as many vantage points in your garden as possible.

If you have any doubts or questions, please contact us for advice and if you find that you require our installation service, please get in touch with James to discuss your options.