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Ideal for tall spaces with precious little floor space, rain curtains offer water shapers a striking design option perfectly suited to a variety of retail, office and assorted other commercial spaces. As with any specialized effect, working with rain curtains calls for a good understanding of just what makes the systems tick, and what it takes to set them up to achieve the best possible results. For many of us in the water shaping business, the design and creation of fountains and water displays follows a predictable set of functional patterns. Given the traditional; tools of the trade and our repertoire of nozzles and spray apparatus, e.g., we tend to fashion effects and shapes from the ground up, literally throwing water in the air in more or lass uncontrolled manner. From a design standpoint, the problem with this tradition is that it eats up space like nobodies business. The pools needed to catch free-falling flows of any noteworthy height must be large enough to capture water subject to effects of the spray; the larger must be a footprint of the pool to contain it adequately. As an alternative in this space race, water shapers have found dry-deck or curb less fountains to be a great way to bring water effects into smaller settings with footprints that can serve multiple purposes.
For more information on this new and inventive art form, please contact: Roy Wiffin at WaterWorks of Texas Inc. Tel: 832-541-5753 |
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