Wagon Wheel Outdoor Water Fountain

The Wagon Wheel outdoor water fountain channels old-world charm with its bold wheel motif and textured surface that bring movement and character to garden edges, patios or entryways. Modeled after a classic 36-inch wheel, water arcs gently around the ring and spills into the broad basin, providing a visually dynamic yet calming presence.

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Overview

The Wagon Wheel outdoor water fountain becomes a focal piece through its purposeful design and flowing water movement. The circular wheel draws the eye, while the cascading water invites a soothing soundtrack that softens hardscape and planting edges alike. The warm Rust finish adds natural patina and depth, while the Charcoal finish gives a sophisticated contrast to modern outdoor rooms. With its substantial 838-lb weight and heavy concrete-fiberglass construction, the fountain stays grounded while offering timeless appeal.

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Specifications

Product Description: Decorative fountain
Suggested Retail : $1599 delivered in contiguous US
Color Options: Charcoal, Rust
Material: Glass fiber (10%) reinforced concrete (90%)
Dimensions:39" x 31" x 10" at base / Wheel diameter 36"
Pump Capacity: 925 gallons per hour
Weight: 838 lbs
Item Number: L250M-R (Rust), L250M-C (Charcoal)

Features:

● Made from 90% concrete and 10% Fiberglass - high strength
● Correct size pump is included
● Available curbside liftgate delivery to customer (contiguous 48 states)
● NOTE: Fountains are packed in crates and consist of several (2-3-4) parts: individual parts can weigh as much as 200 lbs. Two strong people are suggested for assembly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do outdoor water fountains need to be winterized?

Yes. In climates where temperatures drop below freezing, outdoor fountains should be winterized to prevent water from freezing and expanding inside the basin, pump, or plumbing. Proper winter care helps extend the life of your fountain and protects your investment.

What happens if a fountain is not winterized?

If water is left inside during freezing temperatures, it can expand and cause cracking, surface damage, or pump failure.

When should a fountain be winterized?

Winterizing should be done before the first hard freeze of the season. Preparing early ensures no water remains inside the fountain when temperatures begin to drop.