Jandy Super Radius Extended Lip 5' Sheer Descent Waterfall 1405C - Clear Lip
Item #: 1405C
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Item Details
Jandy Super Radius Extended Lip Sheer Descent Waterfall 1405CA Jandy Sheer Descent waterfall produces a clear arc of water that can be adjusted from a silent, glass-like sheet of water to a rushing mountain waterfall. A captivating addition to any new, remodeled, or existing pool or spa. The 12" Super Radius extended lip waterfalls produce the same effect as the standard 1" and 6" lip Sheer Descent Waterfall, but allow for installation of brick or stone on the face of the raised beam. Super Radius Waterfalls are designed for use when extreme radius curves are required.
Super Radius Extended Lip Sheer Descent Waterfall Features:
- 12" Extended Lip Waterfall
- 5' Length
- Creates a clear sheet of water that descends gracefully to the pool surface
- PVC construction
- X-Baffle Construction
- Water feeds in from the back of the waterfall
- Color: Clear Lip
Waterfalls naturally narrow as they fall. Waterfalls should not be installed more than 3 1/2 feet above the water surface or the sheet will start to break up.
One of the advantages of the Sheer Descent Waterfall is the ability to provide a continuous sheet of water with a minimum of water flow. As a general rule, the Sheer Descent Waterfall requires approximately 12 gallons per minute per foot. For a more dramatic effect, more water gallonage can be applied to project the waterfall further away from the wall.
Jandy 1405C