NAVADEAL 3/4" DN20 Brass Cluster Water Fountain Nozzle Spray Pond Sprinkler - for Garden Pond, Amusement Park, Museum, Library

If you're looking for a centerpiece for your DIY splashpad, these fountain head nozzles are a great option. My landscapers were already digging irrigation and laying pavers for us so we thought we'd take an idea from pinterest and have them install a splashpad medallion for our family and friends to enjoy during the hot Arizona summers. Considering the fact that we did not use a pump/reservoir and went the unchlorinated route (basically our design is like a sprinkler for our grass), the water pressure is enough for my 10 year old and her friends to enjoy pretty large streams of water.

Save $1,000 ++ and make your own fountain. I am using a 1 HP pump from WMart that costs under 200 and a hose from the pump on the bottom of the pond to a foat I built on the surface. Using this product I get the pattern advertised but to a height of about 15 feetand total width (splash display of about 25 feet) This fountain head (2" size, brass) does an excellent job of even high and wide dispersal. See photo

Good product, accurate description. Quick ship.

This is a very sturdy brass water fountain head. The measurement states it's 3/4" of an inch because it uses a different measurement system. In actuality it is a 1" inch opening (US). Easy to work around with and will last a long time. A great investment. Just make sure you order the correct size.

Didn't work for my application. Not the fault of the product.

Very nice pattern went higher than expected don't was time on making a fountain head buy this one.

Cheap and brass, hard to beat. The flow rate information was only given at one point I think, but it scaled just about right for the pressure of my system, so I think their flow ratings are pretty good.

I have been running this nozzle at 12-15 psi to achieve a 5' height. the openings are rather small and need to be cleaned daily for our use. they get cotton and bits of leaves in them.