@najohal96 Hey , thanks for watching and commenting. I used a 5000 gph submersible pond pump for this project. It gave a very nice water flow effect! -PH

thanks

Your technique with imagination astound me. From the beginning when u first set eyes on this even u must have been suprised. the outcome was amazing certainly up to your standards. Each of your projects must be amazing. this one was definitely man power of moving rocks and alot of them. Kudos on the project Mike 👍

@thePondHunter

7 жыл бұрын

This was definitely a fun project. Working in city conditions is an interesting change up. Thanks very much!

Great lesson. That looks great.

You let me knwo when you get that house and I will be happy to do the same for you. Thanks you for your comments, and I will keep building water features!

Thanks Russ, cool waterskiing vids!, take care.

@fliegendrache thanks Flieg, the title will be edited soon!!

From all of the hard work and expensive bedrock, in my opinion if I hired you for this I would have regretted it. For only one reason, everything looks great, but, the flat top starting fall, though nice flow and rounded other ledges and it sinks to recycle properly, I would suggest that there is too much un natural start to flow and flow on to, by that I mean the perfect flat flows all of the way down virtually.

@thePondHunter

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback Robert. We always design to what appeals to our customer. In this project the design you see if pretty much exactly what the customer wanted; and they were very pleased with the results. Every project we do is unique. If we designed a project for you I am sure you'd be very happy, although I can tell you from experience there would be critics out there telling you how you SHOULD have designed it. When you are ready for your project let me know and I promise you no regrets. Thanks for watching.

Hey Darealistdawg, yes I have been to one or two natural waterways but the reality is that a design like mother nature makes will not fit into the 12X10 area that I was given to build something in this BRONX, NY backyard area. I never really see patios off of Mother Natures creations either but I did not install the patio so you'll have to shake your head at that contractor too! thanks for watching.

@ROHOIII Hey ROHO, thanks for watching and checking out the vids. I have some other videos that are more what you're looking for, this video is more of a story approach. Hope you'll check out some of the others.

how many gph pump did you use?

I'm sorry I those straight angles bother me, instead of perfectly rounded or straight even delivery, cut up the delivery with a little bit of stone and a un perfect delivery at the water slide.

@thePondHunter

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback.

Have you ever been to a natural creek and/or waterfall?? Shaking head while looking at this madness

Sorry, but I have to agree with ROHO. A 'step-by-step' video needs to answer more questions. I don't think your viewers are as interested in 'the family's entertainment area' and more than half of the video devoted to showing the surrounding landscaping and the finished product. I suggest you remove this video entirely or rename it for what it is: "Pondless Waterfall: The Finished Product." Good luck! :)

kewl pond, but your video is worthless for information needed to building a water feature. Too much talking not enough doing and showing.