Water feature measurements
Natasha Klichko
3 years ago
May I please ask how wide is your water feature? Fountain seems 60 cm wide and lower water blade 30, so water feature 90? How did you decide the proportions of this water feature? Thank you, Tom!
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Natasha Klichko
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