Alpine Corporation 27" Tall Rustic Outdoor 2-Tier Barrel Pump Water Fountain with Soothing Cascading Water Flow for Patio, Yard, Porch, or Landscape, Bronze

Easy to put together! Looks great! Love it! The only issue I had was a small part was missing. I contacted customer service via email. Grace was very kind and helpful. The part I needed was sent out asap! Very satisfied customer! Five stars!!!!

This piece is pretty good size I was shocked! Not putting together to make sure it works until snow melts! It’s beautiful! Taking a chance 🤞I know I will love it!

Wife and I wanted a water feature in our little garden but didn't want to spend a ton of money on it. Did way too much research on it and came across this gem. Other people's biggest complaint was about the splashing of the water. Yes, it does splash out, but we water our flowers every evening, so we just add some water ever night and have had no issues. Enjoy the sound of the water. Has no light feature, but you can order a cheap solar spot light and shine it on the fountain. We have it on an exterior smart outlet and run it through a routine on Alexa - works great! Assembly was easy. Worth it if you need a budget friendly fountain.

Easy to put together and good quality for the price. Someone complained about splattering I’m not having that issue. Maybe it has something to do with the amount of water that they put in. I just followed the instructions and it’s working fine. It is such a lovely rustic looking piece and the water adds the calming sound I wanted for my cabin deck. Some people mentioned it was cheap or flimsy, I guess it’s in the eye of the beholder. I wasn’t looking to spend hundreds of dollars on an outdoor fountain and in my opinion, it’s decent quality for the price. Big thank you to the ladies who embellished the fountain by placing it inside of a barrel planter. I had to copy the idea and I’m glad that I did. It’s just darling!

I really like the fountain. Perfect for small flower bed

Great fountain! Realively inexpensive. The only issue is th metal rod that holds the top tear platform in place. After a year th metal rod disintegrated and the top tear bucket started to sag. The top platform should have been made with a higher grade of plastic to offset the weight of the water bucket. I’ve had a couple of these and the pump is the first to go in the first year, and the metal rod. For the price, you can’t go wrong.

I love this 🥰 Like many other reviewers, I placed it in a large pot to give it more presence and to catch any stray splashes. I also made my own splash strings to cut way down on the amount of splashing to begin with. I have found it to be very effective. The sting for the spout is looped around the fake rod in the pump handle assembly. The second one is attached to a Chinese coin which I dropped in the top bucket just beneath the notch for draining into the lower bucket. The sting needs to be long enough to hang about an inch below the surface of the water. It helps the stream to slide under the surface with less force. I used a very cheap string sold here for making bracelets. It is clear like fishing line, but more soft and flexible. Ignore the wet mess in pics. I was messing with the grass…

At first glance, the fountain looked a bit too plasticky for my taste—I wish the material was a harder, thicker plastic. But since I had already bought it, I went ahead and assembled it. It originally came with a plug-in pump, which I couldn’t use in my garden since I don’t have an outdoor outlet. Luckily, I had a Poposoap solar-powered water pump on hand, and once I swapped it in, everything worked perfectly. Once set up, I loved it! Its very easy to assemble and swapping the pump is quick. The sound of cascading water is soothing and really elevates the garden vibe. Yes, you could DIY something similar and save money if you already have the materials, but if you’d rather skip the hassle, this premade fountain is a great option. Overall, I’m very happy with it. I’d give it 4.5 stars. I used my 12-watt Poposoap solar fountain pump, which has adjustable strength, and even on the highest setting the fountain worked beautifully. I also tested it with my 25-watt Ecoworthy solar water fountain, but the flow was so strong it spilled over. So if you’re going the solar power route, I recommend sticking with a 12-watt pump for the best balance.