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  • SRINI
    SRINI said 1 month Edit Delete

    What you have shown upto now is great! when will the next set of insructions come? :)

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    Interesting show - thanks!

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    How to Make a Water Feature

    From scrobins, 3 years ago Add as contact

    Step by step guide on how to build or make a garden water feature

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    1. Slide 1: How to make a water feature Stuart Robinson © 2006 All Rights Reserved.
    2. Slide 2: Step 1 Prepare a plot for your water feature to be built. Step 2 Plan to have your reticulation and electrical power source already positioned
    3. Slide 3: Step 3 Place some boards to edge the concrete at a depth of 75mm (3in). Cut some steel mesh to fit.
    4. Slide 4: Step 4 Cut some plastic large enough to cover the bottom and also above the sides. This is to stop seepage from your water feature through the concrete base
    5. Slide 5: Step 5 Pour the concrete while keeping the steel mesh in the centre. Leave this to cure for a couple of days and keep it wet so that curing is slower and there is less chance of cracking.
    6. Slide 6: Step 6 Starting at the back, build the walls required for your water feature.
    7. Slide 7: Step 7 Continue building the bricks up making sure that each of the walls are bonded into each other
    8. Slide 8: Step 8 Once you’ve finished building the walls leave it at least 24 hours before rendering.
    9. Slide 9: Step 9 Render in the colour of your choice and leave dry to touch. Then begin to screed until smooth.
    10. Slide 10: What’s Next 1. A mosaic is going to be applied to the face wall 2. Water spouts need to be placed and connected 3. A header brick course needs to be added 4. The inner water compartment needs to be lined 5. Safety steel mesh needs to be added 1. Plants will then be planted 7. Fish will also be added to be continued …