The Water Feature Company supplied this impressive 3 m pyramid standing on a 1 m high by 7m wide pool for the grand opening of the Scottish Exhibition Conference Centre.

The Water Feature Company supplied this impressive 3 m pyramid standing on a 1 m high by 7m wide pool for the grand opening of the Scottish Exhibition Conference Centre.

The Water Feature Company supplied this impressive 3 m pyramid standing on a 1 m high by 7m wide pool for the grand opening of the Scottish Exhibition Conference Centre.

A 4 metre long by 2.5 metre tall, three panel Acrylic and Stainless steel water wall, built into reception area a religious centre. Their logo has been cut into the surface of the feature and it has been lit using LED’s for a calming effect. Shown on test in our workshop.

Built for use by an events company as an ongoing feature on various stands they will be showing this year, the water wall has been left clear so as to allow different logos to be afixed. Shown on test in our workshop.

A 1.5 meter high free standing feature for the spa entrance, 1 metre diameter base section, cloaked in slate and trimmed with Oak, this supports a 60cm Acrylic sphere through which the water passes and runs over. The sphere is lit by LED’s which can be set to one colour, shown on colour change.

A 1.5 meter high free standing feature for the spa entrance, 1 metre diameter base section, cloaked in slate and trimmed with Oak, this supports a 60cm Acrylic sphere through which the water passes and runs over.

A 1.5 meter high free standing feature for the spa entrance, 1 metre diameter base section, cloaked in slate and trimmed with Oak, this supports a 60cm Acrylic sphere through which the water passes and runs over. The sphere is lit by LED’s which can be set to one colour, or programmed to auto change.

A 7.6 metre high by 2 metre wide water feature, built to run from the ground floor up through the ceiling and finishing at the first floor roof level inside this up market restaurant.

A 7.6 metre high by 2 metre wide water feature, built to run from the ground floor up through the ceiling and finishing at the first floor roof level inside this up market restaurant. The feature has been designed to allow the water to run down both sides.

Drawing showing detail of fabrication required for this water wall, which was built to disguise a structural column within the spa area of this liner, the feature is shown on test and is fabricated from mirror polished stainless steel. A major problem we had to overcome, was to ensure all four sides of the water wall ran equally, even when the ship was pitching in heavy seas.

This water wall was built to disguise a structural column within the spa area of this liner, the feature is shown on test and is fabricated from mirror polished stainless steel. A major problem we had to overcome, was to ensure all four sides of the water wall ran equally, even when the ship was pitching in heavy seas.

These two features grace the old course Spa entrance. An Acrylic feature stands on top of a stone plinth which stands within a mirror polished reservoir and lit through the stone with fibre optic lighting, connected to a colour changer. This gives a calming, ever changing colour wash to the whole area.

A 2.5 metre tall by 1.5 metre wide toughened glass and stainless steel water walls, built as the back drop to an exhibition stand. Both items feature the company logo.

A 2.3 metre tall by 1.6 metre wide Acrylic water wall, built as the back drop to the stage of a chapel. Supplied complete with a matching lectern. Both items feature the chapels logo and ‘welcome’ message cut into the surface of the Acrylic.

A 2.3 metre tall by 1.6 metre wide Acrylic water wall, built as the back drop to the stage of a chapel. Supplied complete with a matching lectern. Both items feature the chapels logo and ‘welcome’ message cut into the surface of the Acrylic.

Commissioned to build an indoor water feature for the Cosmetic department in Harrods Store in London. The feature wraps around one of the building pillars and has two mirror polished, stainless steel water walls.

Built for Champneys Health Spas. A three-metre pool fabricated from stainless steel and covered with American Walnut, fed from a series of wall mounted Acrylic boxes. The water pours from the top box, down to the next, before falling into the bottom reservoir, only to start its journey again.

Built for Champneys Health Spas. A three-metre pool encased in American Walnut and lined with stainless steel. An inner Acrylic pool allows the water fed by three stainless steel and Bronze nozzles, to overflow into the lower pool. Lit by six stainless steel up lighters.

A 3.2 metre tall by 1.8 metre wide Acrylic water wall, built as the main entrance feature to the Red Turban restaurant, the whole feature was wrapped in antique copper vinyl to match the decor and has the name etched onto the water wall, which is under lit with fully controllable RGB LED’S.

A 3.2 metre tall by 1.8 metre wide Acrylic water wall, built as the main entrance feature to the Red Turban restaurant, the whole feature was wrapped in antique copper vinyl to match the decor and has the name etched onto the water wall, which is under lit with fully controllable RGB LED’S.

Commissioned by CNM Estates for the entrance area of their prestigious development in Surbiton, constructed from Acrylic, each tube is a different height and diameter, the overall effect was to have a modern take on Stalagmites and Stalactites.

A rear shot of a 3 metre wide by two metre high glass water wall, built to separate the seating/coffee area from the wash area of an up-market hair salon.

A front view of a 3 metre wide by two metre high glass water wall, built to separate the seating/coffee area of an up-market hair salon, from the reception area.

A 2.3 metre tall by 1.5 metre wide Acrylic water wall, built to separate the seating/coffee area from the wash area of a high end Hair salon/Spa. The companies logo has been cut into the surface of the feature and it has been lit using blue LED’s.

A 2.3 metre high by 2.4 metre wide Acrylic and stainless steel water wall, built for a client for use as a backdrop on his exhibition stand. A logo has been etched into the surface of the feature and it has been bottom lit for effect.

A 1.8 metre high by 1 metre wide Acrylic water wall, commissioned to be the centre piece for an exhibition stand in Germany, shown on test in our workshop. The company logo has been etched into the surface of the feature and it has been bottom lit for effect.

A 2.2 metre high by 3 metre wide Acrylic water wall, shown fitted in situ. Built as a centre piece for a venue in Grantham. A logo has been etched into the surface of the feature and it has been bottom lit for effect.

A 2.2 metre high by 3 metre wide Acrylic water wall, shown on test in our workshop. Built as a centre piece for a venue in Grantham. A logo has been etched into the surface of the feature and it has been bottom lit for effect

This feature, commissioned for the Karcher stand at the 2008 GLEE trade exhibition at the NEC, was built using a Black gloss Acrrylic for the frame and clear Acrylic for the water wall, with the logo bottom lit with LED’S. Overall dimensions 2 metres high by 1 metre wide.

Close up of bead blasted logo.

This feature, commissioned for the a restaurant, was built using Stainless steel, with the logo etched into the surface of the steel. Overall dimensions 1.75 metres high by .90 metre wide.

Installed in the first class lounge of Malaysia Airlines at Heathrow, this stainless steel infinity pool, is fabricated to mirror the lines of the curved wall behind it. The pouring lip of water is 10 metres long.

Built to sit in a large planter within the seating of the reception area of the Express Holiday Inn at Watford, this bubble wall is 750mm high and 2.2 metres long and comes complete with full colour changing capability.

One of four 2 metre tall water walls etched with the logo of the venue, used to greet visitors as they arrive, simple, yet stunning.

A 6 metre long toughened glass bar, installed into a high class corporate venue. Inside the glass bar is a full length, mirrored water wall, which allows water to flow under the surface of the bar, before flowing over and down the front.

A 6 metre long toughened glass bar, recently installed into a high class corporate venue. Inside the glass bar is a full length, mirrored water wall, which allows water to flow under the horizontal surface of the bar.

Just installed into the reception area for a large communications company. A 5mt long x 2.9mt high 30mm thick Acrylic water wall, used to split the reception area from the main office. With its hidden reservoirs, the water appears to emerge from the ceiling and to disappear into the floor.

Image showing the fully installed and working feature in situ at Marks and Spencer’s Westfield, London, picture courtesy of MS corporate press office.

Recently installed into a private residence, this 2.4 metre high by 1.25 metre high, mirror polished stainless steel curved water feature, with hidden LED’s, makes an imposing statement.

Recently installed into the private departure lounge for Emirates Airlines. A 3mt long x 2.2mt high glass, stainless steel and marble clad water feature with hidden reservoir.

Image showing a 2 metre high set of stainless steel pipes recently installed on an exhibition stand, a simple but stunning feature.

Image showing a recently installed 3 metre high by 1.5 metre wide 30mm thick Acrylic water wall (awaiting final flooring fit). The etched sheet appears from the ceiling and disappears into the floor, giving no clue as to how the water is introduced into the feature, a really stunning design.

Image showing stainless steel water wall installed into their showroom, image courtesy of Judith Hart.

Image showing stainless steel water wall installed into their showroom, image courtesy of Judith Hart.

To be installed into Marks and Spencer’s new ‘flagship’ development at Westfield, London. A mirror polished stainless steel water feature with hidden reservoir, fibre optic colour changers and a bead blasted flower logo etched onto the central panel.

Fabricated as a statement piece for an exhibition stand, built from gloss black acrylic and finished with a logo applied onto the central panel.

Installed into the reception area of this restaurant, one of three units built from gloss black acrylic and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel, underlit with RGB LED’s.

Installed into the reception area of this restaurant and built from mirror polished stainless steel, complete with logo applied onto the central panel.

Installed into the reception area of this restaurant, one of three units built from gloss black acrylic and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel, underlit with RGB LED’s.

Installed into the reception area of this restaurant, built from gloss black acrylic and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel, underlit with RGB LED’s.

Commissioned to build a 3 metre long by 2 metre high stainless steel water wall for Superdrug’s prestigious new distribution centre and office complex, we came up with this design. The water runs down the wall behind the lettering and logo, giving a calming, yet dramatic overall feel.

Commissioned to build a 3 metre long by 2 metre high stainless steel water wall for Superdrug’s prestigious new distribution centre and office complex, we came up with this design. The water runs down the wall behind the lettering and logo, giving a calming, yet dramatic overall feel.

Installed into this restaurant to divide the reception from the dinning area. Built from 30mm thick Acrylic and measuring 2 metres high by 3 metres long and is fully installed with RGB LED lighting to illuminate the etched name.

Installed into this exclusive Champagne bar, one of three water features. Built from stainless steel powder coated in Black and glazed in toughened glass, this cabinet has a built in waterfall effect behind the bottles.

Installed into this exclusive Champagne bar, one of three water features. Built from gloss Black Acrylic and installed by the main entrance, for a WOW factor.

Installed into this exclusive Champagne bar, one of three water features. Built from gloss white Acrylic and installed as a bar back.

Just installed into this club, three of four water features. Built from gloss black Acrylic and installed above the staircase entry.

Just installed into this club, two of four water features. Built from gloss black Acrylic.

(Image shows colour changing LED), just installed into this club, two of four water features. Built from gloss black Acrylic and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel.

Just installed into this club, one of four water features. Built from gloss black Acrylic and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel.

Just installed into this church, a 3 metre long by 2 metre tall water wall built from gloss black Acrylic and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel and lit with RGB LED’s.

Just installed into the restaurant, a large, double sided Stainless steel water wall, complete with the Johnnie Walker logo applied to both sides and water running down both sides.

Just installed into the restaurant, an Acrylic water wall in gloss white and finished with a bead blasted logo etched onto the central panel and lit with RGB LED’s.

Installed into the entrance to the indoor swimming pool area of a private residence, a specially designed piece crafted from stainless steel and white pebbles, lit with a blue light, the whole creates a calm dimension to the area.

Specially designed piece crafted from beech wood surround, which stands on top of a tiled base, the whole then supports three rainbow sandstone spheres, which are surrounded by sandstone, rose quartz and white sand.

Close up of logo showing the effect of the high definition LED’s on the etching of the ‘Unique’ feature