Set Boulders
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How to install a waterfall in 2 hours & 20 minutes steps 7-14
What happens here
Carefully place the boulders into the basin, arranging them to form the structural foundation of the waterfall. This process involves positioning larger 'frame rocks' on either side and in the middle, creating a visually appealing and functional flow for the water. The selection of rock material, such as granite, and its precise orientation (e.g., a cantilevered placement) are crucial for generating the desired cascading effect, rather than merely allowing water to roll over the surface. Particular attention should be given to establishing stable points from which water will spill. The rocks are set directly on the liner.
Goal: Arrange rocks to create the physical structure and flow of the waterfall
Tools and materials
- Boulders — Forming the main structure of the waterfall
- Stones — Creating cascading points and filling gaps
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