Very happy to see my fellow Indians actually breaking out the tools and doing the manual labor and building this themselves. So many of the Indians I know shy away from manual labor and projects like this and I am so proud to see you two design and build this yourself. Great job!
This was a work of art, functional, practical and so beautiful. I have not seen anything like this in TH-cam. Thanks from sharing!!!! It was brilliant!
Thanks for sharing this concept! I like this minimalist design. I will do this myself but instead of LED I’ll put a waterproof spotlight from the ground up instead. Thanks for sharing!
I would cover that whole area with plastic (slopping towards the tub) and a smaller cut out over that tub to help divert ALL water into the tub. Otherwise the water may run out if it doesn't all end up back in the tub.
I guess you used 2x6” not 2x4” as the board is wider then your hand. Nice work! Going to follow the same but I am going to do some modifications for the water tank by porin concrete around it to protect it from flowers/trees roots. Also I will use pond sheet around the area to dump the splashed water in the tank. Also I will add a connection to empty the tank in winter
Nice build but I bet by now you're struggling to keep weeds out of it since you put no barrier down. Id suggest digging up the rock and laying a pvc liner down. This will help redirect the water thats splashing beyond your basin back to your basin and block weeds and grass from growing.
There were MANY mistakes in this video. I can’t begin to name them all. No weed barrier is just the surface. Painting the wood. Leaving wires exposed. Not pre mixing the concrete. Wood buried in cement and touching the ground (rot will happen sooner rather than later) Why do you think real handymen don’t look like these folks? They don’t grasp how to do things the right way.
Looks nice - temporarily - bin is not for outside use ( will get brittle and crack) use pond liner - wood is interior use only ( although you said it was pressure treated - pressure treated wood has small indentations ) - holes will clog , for algae will fill ( need to use mildewcide) - metal flashing should be used on top of structure or you’ll have dry rot in no time - electrical was ran by extension cord , so many things can go wrong with that ( fire - electrocution, or more ) Nice idea , but improperly executed .
*We just did our front porch and side yard(which i also uploaded in my channel) I was wanting something like this in my front porch (mini size) trying to create a ZEN effect....this video is really good. Thanks for posting this*
That is very nice. Thanks for sharing, I am going to watch more of your videos. If I like, which from the thumbnails it looks like I will. I will be subscribing.
This was absolutely great-------->across the board! Perfect tutorial & beautifully demonstrated! I know you're enjoying the results. It's 'over the top'!
I loved your video your building narrative made it seemed like very doable 👌however, I do have a question does the water pump run on battery or do I need nearby electrical outlet & the same for the Led lights? please post a reply. thank you!!!
Great job, but the width of the water that is falling looks wider than the tub you put into the ground. If I had to guess, I would say you're losing water.
Where did u get the swings from? If self built how they not sway or move? Also do you know exactly what led lights for the fountain and the ones hanging?
yes I noticed that when u drill the hole on the top of your water container/than u begin to put the rocks all around / now remember u had to put some kind of screening over the top of the container because u added rocks on top of the water container that u drilled the hole if not pieces of the rock will get in the container and may cause some damage too the pump
Very creative and cost effective way to build that. It looks amazing! Do you have to refill often due to loss of water? I noticed you didn’t use a liner and your stream seems wider than your basin. Just curious
I thought the exact same thing, the ground around the featured will soak up any over spray/splashing and they'll need to add water more often without a liner. Also it's going to be a kid magnet, what kid could resist running through a waterfall on a hot day? I would have used a smaller container and spans the plastic lid with a couple of patio stones on top bolstered with a 2x2 horizontally or vertically to take the weight of a kid standing on it, then covered it with the river stones. Actually with a liner you don't really need the container either.
I love how clearly you explained the procedure.
Just built mine today. Smaller version though. Neighbor wants me to build one for them tomorrow. Thanks for doing this!
Very happy to see my fellow Indians actually breaking out the tools and doing the manual labor and building this themselves. So many of the Indians I know shy away from manual labor and projects like this and I am so proud to see you two design and build this yourself. Great job!
This was a work of art, functional, practical and so beautiful. I have not seen anything like this in TH-cam. Thanks from sharing!!!! It was brilliant!
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This is my favorite diy video about waterfall fountains. It is easy to understand. Thank you.
Thanks for this video!! I am currently making mine. I have all the holes dug, now to buy the wood and pump. Can’t wait to finish this project
Very well done. Love simplicity of details and fantastic final product. Thanks.
Beautiful! I love the idea of using a tub for your reservoir. Ingenious!
Yeah how ingenious alright - th-cam.com/video/PuiWHC59-TU/w-d-xo.html
Very Cool! Thank You for taking the Time to make the Video👍
Beautiful job, and fairly simple to build. I’m looking forward to building one in my backyard. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome! Very, very beautiful!
Beautiful, minimalist, and zen. Everything looks perfect together
Thanks for sharing this concept! I like this minimalist design. I will do this myself but instead of LED I’ll put a waterproof spotlight from the ground up instead. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful!!!
A yard to be proud of 👍 Well done!
Thank you!!
Absolutely amazed, just brilliant and thank you for the excellent tute!
This is without a doubt the best video i have ever seen on how to make a pondless water feature. Thank you so much
You did a great job! Thank you for sharing.
Thnx for sharing. Found your vid just when I am in the process of designing my home.
That looks good. Very simple yet effective 👍👍👍
Great job, will definitely be making something similar next summer
I love it! Job well done. Thank for sharing.
Awesome fountain.. Thank you for posting.
Very cool, I will probably use a pond liner when I build mine. Great job!!
Love it! Cant wait for part 2 video!
Nice water feature with LED lighting!
Wow! Love it! Great job 👏👏👏👏
Very nice build. Thanks for sharing!
Wow. What a splendid work!! Thank you for this presentation youz guyz. I'm going to try this too.
I love this! This is what I’m doing this weekend!
lovely backyard for a lovely couple ! liked and subscrib !
Thanks for the amazing and creative idea!!!🙏
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing
Great job kudos to you both!
I love the safety shoes..
I would cover that whole area with plastic (slopping towards the tub) and a smaller cut out over that tub to help divert ALL water into the tub. Otherwise the water may run out if it doesn't all end up back in the tub.
Nice work guys.
Very cool, well done thanks for sharing
Beautiful!!!
I guess you used 2x6” not 2x4” as the board is wider then your hand. Nice work! Going to follow the same but I am going to do some modifications for the water tank by porin concrete around it to protect it from flowers/trees roots. Also I will use pond sheet around the area to dump the splashed water in the tank. Also I will add a connection to empty the tank in winter
Great job!
Beautiful work
Beautiful awesome love it
So good and easy! Thank you!!
Looks great!
Well done.👍🏻
Great job it look so beautiful 😍 I love that ideas 😊
Looks amazing 👏😍👌
Nice work!
Really liked it.
Very nice!
Nice job!
I might try this soon!
nice work guys
Very helpful
Good one 👏
Awesome, thanks.
Nice build but I bet by now you're struggling to keep weeds out of it since you put no barrier down. Id suggest digging up the rock and laying a pvc liner down. This will help redirect the water thats splashing beyond your basin back to your basin and block weeds and grass from growing.
There were MANY mistakes in this video. I can’t begin to name them all. No weed barrier is just the surface. Painting the wood. Leaving wires exposed. Not pre mixing the concrete. Wood buried in cement and touching the ground (rot will happen sooner rather than later)
Why do you think real handymen don’t look like these folks? They don’t grasp how to do things the right way.
We live and learn by our mistakes.
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good idea guys....
Beautifully constructed water feature. I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work.
Wow it’s looking really gd
Excellent
looks nice....I´d paint the fence black to make the water feature stand out.
Yes black will look amazing 🤩
Love it
Excelente
Good job 🤙🏻🌹
Looks nice - temporarily
- bin is not for outside use ( will get brittle and crack) use pond liner
- wood is interior use only ( although you said it was pressure treated - pressure treated wood has small indentations )
- holes will clog , for algae will fill ( need to use mildewcide)
- metal flashing should be used on top of structure or you’ll have dry rot in no time
- electrical was ran by extension cord , so many things can go wrong with that ( fire - electrocution, or more )
Nice idea , but improperly executed .
I was wondering the same thing about the power and dry rot.
impressive very good . i see cameraman did hard job
Absolutely amazing great job!!!
*We just did our front porch and side yard(which i also uploaded in my channel) I was wanting something like this in my front porch (mini size) trying to create a ZEN effect....this video is really good. Thanks for posting this*
That is very nice. Thanks for sharing, I am going to watch more of your videos. If I like, which from the thumbnails it looks like I will. I will be subscribing.
Nice
One question: When it rains do you need to cover it with something...in regards to the basin...is outside water bad?? or is it a non issue?
This was absolutely great-------->across the board! Perfect tutorial & beautifully demonstrated!
I know you're enjoying the results. It's 'over the top'!
I loved your video your building narrative made it seemed like very doable 👌however, I do have a question does the water pump run on battery or do I need nearby electrical outlet & the same for the Led lights? please post a reply. thank you!!!
Look like a Texas backyard
Excellent project. Do you have the dimensions and a parts list for this Water curtain? Thanks again for a great video.
Love the design!! Can you slow the color changes ?
nice sis
Very nice and beautiful. How often do you replace water? How much water to have running?
Did you make the swinging benches? If so, can you post a video.
Can you advise what size black water hose/ flexible tubing for pump you used?
Can you put link to led lights which you have used
Can you post the type and size of all the wood you used please?
Nicely done. What did you do to reduce the water splashing on the rocks and getting wasted ?
Great job, but the width of the water that is falling looks wider than the tub you put into the ground. If I had to guess, I would say you're losing water.
Great job!!! Do you have a link to the lights?
Where did u get the swings from? If self built how they not sway or move? Also do you know exactly what led lights for the fountain and the ones hanging?
yes I noticed that when u drill the hole on the top of your water container/than u begin to put the rocks all around / now remember u had to put some kind of screening over the top of the container because u added rocks on top of the water container that u drilled the hole if not pieces of the rock will get in the container and may cause some damage too the pump
Absolutely beautiful! Cost ?
Love your swing. Can you please share a video about how you made it
There is a part 2 video which includes swing making. Thanks!
Nice job!
Notice you used CPVC glue on PVC. I know it'll work but recommend PVC glue! And a 1/4" spin when gluing pipe joints 😉
Very nice how much was supplies
Love It!!! Where did you get the pavers from? The spacing looks great, awesome job guys!
At 0:50 it looks like you can see the pavers being set in the foreground. Looks like a wood frame is all. The spacing does look nice though
Very creative and cost effective way to build that. It looks amazing! Do you have to refill often due to loss of water? I noticed you didn’t use a liner and your stream seems wider than your basin. Just curious
I thought the exact same thing, the ground around the featured will soak up any over spray/splashing and they'll need to add water more often without a liner.
Also it's going to be a kid magnet, what kid could resist running through a waterfall on a hot day?
I would have used a smaller container and spans the plastic lid with a couple of patio stones on top bolstered with a 2x2 horizontally or vertically to take the weight of a kid standing on it, then covered it with the river stones.
Actually with a liner you don't really need the container either.
@@IMGreg.. @I.M. Greg yes... what -kid- could resist. clearly the risk is kids. not me. I'm an adult. yup.
@@IMGreg.. Kid magnet? Why wouldn't adults run through it on a hot day?
Great job! I do have one question. Where is the power source coming from?
We just ran an extension cord from nearest outlet
Could you give a water feature run boiling water for making tea and other outdoor kitchen stuff
You'll want to caulk the seams so rain doesn't get into your wood poles. You can see through the 45 degree joints in the vid. Otherwise, awesome job!
Thanks for sharing this looks amazing! Where did you get the swinging seat from?
Probably made them.
I have to ask... “.Are you able to drive your vehicle through the arch”? and do you have it set up with a car drying (blower system) yet?