Stone Fountains · Carved & Drilled
Carved fountains, drilled boulder features and bespoke water pieces — hand-worked and CNC-cut in our own units. Send us a design or a photograph and we will quote against it.
Transform your landscape with the captivating sight and sound of a natural stone fountain — a dramatic focal point combining the timeless beauty of stone with the tranquility of flowing water.
About the Stone
Transform your landscape with the captivating sight and sound of a natural stone fountain. These add a dramatic focal point by combining the timeless beauty of stone with the tranquility of flowing water. Choose from a wide variety of sizes and rock types to create a customised fountain that reflects your style and complements your outdoor space.
We produce fountains two ways. Carved pieces are worked from solid block, hand-finished or CNC-cut depending on the design — classical tiered fountains, contemporary monoliths, wall-mounted spouts and basins. Boulder fountains take a natural rock, drill it through, and plumb it: the least designed and often the most effective water feature you can put in a garden, because it looks like water simply found its way through stone.
Because every fountain is bespoke, the process starts with you. Send a drawing, a photograph, or a rough sketch — you do not need CAD files. We will come back with a proposal covering the stone, the dimensions, the plumbing requirement and the lead time. Our CNC capability means intricate carving costs considerably less than it would by hand.
Every fountain is bespoke. Send us a design reference and we will quote the stone, dimensions, plumbing requirement and lead time. Crated individually for export with the plumbing bore pre-drilled to your pump specification.
A few honest notes that will save you real trouble later.
The base carries more than the fountain. A stone fountain full of water is dramatically heavier than a stone fountain empty. Build the base for the wet weight, not the delivered weight, and get it level — a fountain 5mm out of level shows immediately in the water line, and there is no adjusting it afterwards.
Plan the plumbing and power before the stone arrives. The bore comes pre-drilled to your specification, but the reservoir, pump and power feed are site work. Doing it after the fountain is set means digging around a piece of stone you cannot move.
Boulder fountains want a hidden reservoir. The effect only works if the water appears to come from nowhere and disappear to nowhere. A visible tank kills it. Budget for the excavation.
Winter matters in freezing climates. Water expanding in a carved basin is how fountains crack. Drain it, or keep it running — moving water does not freeze as readily. A stopped, full fountain through a hard frost is the one genuine risk to the stone.
The centrepiece — sight and sound in one object.
An enclosed space is where moving water works hardest.
A fountain at the door does what no planting can.
Hotels, offices and public realm — carved to your brief.
Care & Maintenance
Keep the water clean and the pump clear — leaves in the reservoir are what kills pumps, not wear. A basket or a mesh over the tank solves most of it.
Never use acidic cleaners on a fountain, and be cautious with algae treatments: many are acidic and will etch limestone or marble permanently. In freezing climates, drain the basin or keep the water moving. Water expanding in a carved bowl is the only real way to damage the stone.
A drawing, a photograph, or a rough sketch. You do not need CAD files. We will come back with a proposal covering the stone, dimensions, plumbing requirement and lead time.
A natural boulder, drilled through and plumbed so water emerges from the top and runs down the face. It is the least designed and often the most effective water feature you can put in a garden, because it looks like water simply found its way through the stone rather than being engineered.
Less than you would think, because of CNC. Computer-controlled carving minimises waste and does not charge by the hour the way hand carving does — so intricacy carries much less of a price penalty. Complex is not automatically expensive.
Sandstone, marble, granite and basalt, from our range. The stone choice affects both look and maintenance — limestone and marble are more vulnerable to acidic algae treatments than granite or basalt.
Yes, if you manage the water. Water expanding inside a carved basin is the one genuine risk to the stone. Either drain it for winter, or keep it running — moving water does not freeze as readily. A stopped, full fountain through a hard frost is what cracks bowls.
Crated individually, with the plumbing bore pre-drilled to your pump specification. Larger pieces may ship in sections for assembly on site — we will tell you at quoting stage if that applies.
Tell us the thickness, quantity and destination — we'll come back with USD/sqft pricing and confirmed lead times. No agents in between.
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Speak to our team for pricing, samples, MOQ details and shipping options to your country. Direct from India since 1996.