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Water Cascade Glass Display

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Hi guys,

Has anyone done a water cascade in the living room before? It looks like a whole piece of glass with water flowing down from the top and with a drain below. Usually it's constructed behind the mounted TV...

Any idea on the damage and also if it will make the room too humid?

Hi guys,

Has anyone done a water cascade in the living room before? It looks like a whole piece of glass with water flowing down from the top and with a drain below. Usually it's constructed behind the mounted TV...

Any idea on the damage and also if it will make the room too humid?

Behind the mounted TV? Won't the water accidentally splash onto the TV wiring? :dunno:

oni seen it as a divider water feature wall over at my ID's office.. can't imagine it behind the TV.

Yep, it looks pretty as a partition, but is too distractive if put behind a TV, I imagine.

Practically, very difficult to maintain. I had hardly seen a home water feature that does not have any algae growing on it.

Those at commercial areas (office buildings, outdoor, etc) are regularly maintained and scrubbed by cleaners and M&E people.

Edited by zirhk3355

A friend has one. Initially look nice, after a while algae start to grow, have to scrub and scrub.

Furthermore electricity tariff just up by 5%, i think the money can be better spend at other items.

go to thomson nurseries - got a shop there that specialised in such stuffs.

expect 4 figures.

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