Looking for an eye-catching fountain display to welcome visitors to your resort or hotel? Perhaps your lake needs a good supply of oxygen and you're searching for the ideal aerating fountain? Does your lake look a bit bare and could use a large fountain to fill the void? Or maybe, just maybe you want to make your neighbours jealous and you're going to do it with the biggest outdoor fountain you can get your hands on. Whatever the reason, however nefarious, we might just have what you're looking for.
Sometimes the lack of power available means a specialist aeration system is required and with the rising energy costs, there is no better option than a solar-powered subsurface aeration system to help keep monthly energy costs down.
Plagued by unsightly algae causing pea-green water and unwanted smells, the Longleat Forest's lake site was in desperate need of oxygenated water, and we had the right water aeration system to deliver just that. Our in-house manufactured OxiAir HD® diffused...
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Wastewater aeration is a crucial process in the treatment of contaminated water, where air is intentionally introduced into the wastewater to facilitate the growth and activity of aerobic microorganisms. This method harnesses the power of oxygen to support the metabolic...
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Large water fountains for lakes are a popular feature that adds aesthetic appeal and enhances the visual experience of a lake. These fountains are designed to create impressive displays of water jets, patterns, and sometimes synchronized lighting effects.
Heathland Fountains and Aerators were contacted by a domestic client in Essex for a quote in May 2019. The client has a lake on his property where he required a floating lake fountain for aeration. Fountain lighting to create a stunning evening garden display also formed part of the client brief.
Here at Heathland Group, we offer two types of lake aeration, diffused aeration, and floating aeration to help you efficiently aerate your lake. A diffused aerator pumps air through the diffuser membranes, which then travels to the surface in the form of millions of tiny bubbles...
