Mirto Garden Fountain - A Water Point With Clean Lines
Mirto Garden Fountain: a water point with clean lines
Watering with a hose from the house tap means dragging dozens of metres across the whole garden. The Mirto Fountain brings a water point to where it's needed and does it with a piece that also decorates: a neutral, unadorned design, and 57 kg that guarantee it won't budge even when the hose gets pulled.
✅ Key advantages
Stable by weight: 57 kg resting on the ground, with no need for anchors or concrete footings.
Clean design: straight lines and a simple volume that suit both classic and contemporary gardens.
Ø 70 mm drain: a wide opening that doesn't clog with leaves or soil and is easy to clean.
Two factory tones: Champagne, warm and bright, and Pirineos, greyish and neutral.
90 cm working height: comfortable for filling watering cans and buckets with no bending.
🏗️ Recommended applications
Watering point for gardens and vegetable patches.
Outdoor hand and tool washing area.
Decorative feature in patios and porches.
Support next to a barbecue or outdoor kitchen.
Water service in communal areas and developments.
📋 Technical data sheet
Dimensions: 40 × 45.8 × 90 cm.
Weight: 57 kg.
Drain Ø: 70 mm.
Material: high-quality outdoor concrete.
Colours: Champagne and Pirineos.
Use: outdoor.
🧰 Installation
Choose the location taking into account the water supply and the drain outlet.
Prepare a flat, firm base, with a levelled slab or footing.
Position the fountain with two people: 57 kg isn't a one-person job.
Connect the water supply and fit the tap with PTFE tape on the thread.
Connect the 70 mm drain to the sewer line or a soakaway.
Check no water is left standing in the basin once the tap is closed.
📦 Available formats
40 × 45.8 × 90 cm in Champagne — single unit.
40 × 45.8 × 90 cm in Pirineos — single unit.
💡 Professional tip: in frost-prone areas, always leave an accessible stopcock before the fountain and drain the pipe in winter. It's the most costly mistake with this installation: water trapped in the rising pipe freezes, bursts the pipe inside the fountain's body, and repairing it means breaking the piece open. Five minutes in November saves a rebuild in March.
