Build a pond or water feature that works as a whole
Aquascape brings together the equipment for planted ecosystem ponds, hidden-reservoir waterfalls and decorative fountains. The easiest place to start is with the effect you want in the garden: an open pond with fish and plants, a stream disappearing into gravel, or a compact fountain beside a seating area. Each needs a different arrangement beneath the surface.
I have never built a pond before. Where should I start?
Decide on the size, depth and whether you want fish, then compare the pond kits. Their stated dimensions describe particular layouts, not a promise that any depth or stocking level will work. Keep a simple plan showing the pond, waterfall, pump and power supply.
Choose your starting point
A pond kit brings the main filtration and circulation components together. A pondless waterfall kit replaces the open pond with underground storage and pump access. Fountain kits pair a decorative feature with its supporting equipment. If you are extending an existing installation, browse the individual filters, pumps, reservoirs and spares instead of buying another complete kit.
The less visible parts deserve just as much thought
A beautiful waterfall still needs enough stored water, a pump that delivers the required flow at the installed height, and pipework that does not restrict it. Plan power, protective liner layers and access for cleaning before positioning heavy stonework. Lighting and automatic dosing can be added to suitable systems, but neither replaces sound circulation and filtration.
Can I buy just the part I need?
Yes. Filters, reservoirs, pumps, lighting and service parts are listed separately as well as in selected kits. For a replacement, use the original model and part number; for a new feature, check the included-components list before ordering extras.
