1. Locate the reservoir (L) and the EVA Cushion Strips (C). Peel the paper off the
adhesive strip and place each pad about 1” up from the bottom of the reservoir
and 2” in from each side as shown in the drawing (Fig 3.1).
2. Hang the reservoir (L) on the reservoir wall bracket (D). Make certain the
reservoir (L) is well seated and centered on the bracket (Fig 3.2).
Place the pump assembly (H) inside the reservoir (L) close to the right edge.
DO NOT plug the pump (H) into an outlet. Operating the pump dry will void any
warranty and burn out the pump.
3. Connect the vinyl tubing to the disperser pipe(s) and secure with the included zip-ties
tightening it to the left or right of the tube. Push the tubing onto the pipe(s) at least 1”.
4. The water disperser (E) will sit in the bracket pockets on the stone wall bracket (B).
Until the stone is mounted it will need to be placed temporarily above the bracket so
the stone can be positioned on the bracket cleat. Place one Pocket Clip (M) inside
each of the wall bracket pockets (B) (Fig 3.3). The curved end of the
Pocket Clip should be up and facing the wall. Next slide the tabs on the
disperser (E) behind each Pocket clip (M) so it is holding up the disperser
(E) you may need to pull the clip out from the wall to slide the tab behind
as it should be a very tight fit. Do not push the disperser (E) all the way
down; just enough so that is doesn’t fall.
5. Place the vinyl tubing inside the tube clip(s). It should be loose so the tube
can slide freely up and down when the disperser is moved.
6. Make certain the vinyl tubing and plumbing hang straight down into the
reservoir.
Header and Shroud
Section 5: Disperser and Diffuser
1. Locate the Header and Shroud
(G). Install the Header by simply
sliding it into the support pockets
located on the stone wall bracket
(B). It may be a very tight fit so
you may need to pull the disperser
forward to allow for the header to
slide down into the clip (Fig 6.1).
Take a few steps back looking at
the fountain and make certain the
header is sitting level.
2. Install the Shroud by carefully
sliding it behind the panel and down
onto the reservoir (L) (Fig 6.2).
1. Gently lift the disperser (E) from behind the Pocket Clips (M)
and remove each Pocket Clip out of the Wall bracket pocket
(B). Slide the tabs on the disperser (E) behind the stone and
into the bracket pockets on the wall bracket (B) (Fig 5.1).
The disperser (E) should sit evenly along the angle on the
stone edge. Press the disperser (E) down firmly to ensure
there are no gaps between it and the stone. Center the
Disperser (E) from left to right on the stone. You may want
to keep the Pocket Clips should you need to install your
fountain in a new location.
2. Drop the water diffuser(s) (F) directly over the center of the
disperser hole(s) Fig 5.2) . The diffuser(s)(F) will clip on the
back edge of the disperser (E). Make certain the diffuser(s)
(F) sit directly over the hole(s) (Fig 5.2).
3. During the mounting of the stone the plumbing tubing and
connection may have moved behind the stone. Gently lift
the bottom edge of the stone forward and pull the plumbing
down so it is resting in the reservoir (L). The vinyl tubing
should be inside the rounded bump out in the reservoir (L)
so the weight of the stone does not pinch it closed.
4. Connect the pump (H) to the plumbing using the quick
connect fitting (Fig 5.3). The flow valve should be open.
Open is when the valve is in line with the plumbing. Closed
is in perpendicular position.
Hanging the Stone
Reservoir and Water Disperser
3
6
5
FIG. 6.1
4
FIG. 5.3
FIG. 4.1
FIG. 4.2
FIG. 4.3
FIG. 3.1
FIG. 3.3
FIG. 5.1
FIG. 6.2
FIG. 5.2
1. Remove the stone from the box. Due the weight you may need 1 or 2 people to assist with the installation. Your
stone ships face down. Notice the bracket that has been anchored to the back of the stone. This will hook onto
the cleat of the stone wall bracket (B). The cut angle is the top of the stone. Using two strong people lift the slate
up from the box and carefully move the stone to the installation area. Position the stone so it is centered in front of
the reservoir (L). You may wish to rest the stone on scrap wood so you can grip under the stone when lifting to
mount it on the bracket (FIG 4.1 and 4.2).
NOTE:
Clean your stone with water before hanging to remove dirt.
2. It is a good idea to have someone spot you on the position of the bracket and to see if you are centered or not
inside the basin. Lift the stone up just past the mounting cleat and tip the top back so it is just under the disperser
(E) and then tilt the bottom back towards the wall clearing the reservoir lip. Lower the stone until it engages
the cleat (Fig 4.3). Make certain the stone is well seated on the cleat and centered from left to right inside the
reservoir (L).
FIG. 3.2
