Metal Fountains

Yes, there are more colors available, at an additional charge we can match just about any powder coat if given a sample. You can also go to ralcolor.net and select from the RAL Color Chart

The oxidized zinc finish is a natural patina that alters the aluminum to create a zinc finish. This patina will continue to oxidize creating the familiar aged zinc characteristics.

Powder coating is the best method available for coating metal. It is a static electric process in which color, in a powder form is charged and transferred onto the prepared metal which is then heated and cured in a sealed precision oven that emits no VOCs into the atmosphere creating a sustainable durable finish.

The natural rust finish begins at the time the product is created and will continue to oxidize/rust to its own unique finish depending on its environment. At first the rust appears powdery on the surface, but over time the rust will penetrate into the steel and evolve into a hard scale texture that is actually etched into the surface of the metal. During this transition some color transfer of the rust can take place. Therefore we do not recommend placing our non powder coated metal garden products on porous light colored surfaces, but it depends on the individuals sensitivity to this process. We would however, recommend the powder coat rust finish. It is made up of a 4 color matte finish, depicting a believable faux rust appearance.

ALUMINUM: Our .090 Marine Grade Aluminum (3/32″ thick) is guaranteed to never rust, making it the perfect maintenance-free solution for your outdoor needs. Lightweight yet incredibly strong—aluminum is half the weight of steel and twice as durable—this material is ideal for projects where weight is a concern or where exterior planting takes place in unique environments. Whether for rooftops, decks, sensitive porous surfaces, or coastal locations, aluminum is the ideal choice. Available in a wide array of powder coat colors, aluminum ensures versatility and customization. If a finish other than natural rust is required, then aluminum is what would be used, as it will not rust, even in harsh conditions.

CORTEN : Corten steel, also known as weathering steel, is a type of steel alloy designed to form a stable, protective rust-like patina when exposed to outdoor elements. Once the protective patina has fully developed, corten steel requires little to no maintenance. This makes it a practical choice for outdoor projects requiring a rusted patina, and where upkeep needs to be minimal.