The Kusser Fountain System Difference
Fountain systems are typically made from a concrete substructure that is then only covered by natural stone. Stress cracks in the joints and contact surfaces between substructure and covering are unavoidable, and cause damage to the construction over time. Flaking coverings and open joints in the covering lattice are visible signs of damage. More serious consequences are increased water consumption and undercutting foundations and adjacent coverings. The damage often forces the fountain to be turned off and transformed into a flowerbed. The Kusser fountain system builds large fountain complexes from pre-fabricated, solid natural stone elements. Highly precise contact surfaces between the elements allow the implementation of special seals which not only waterproof the elements in the long term, but also connect them elastically. The fountain is made from only one material. Flaking, problems with the seals of the elements, and other issues with the different heat expansion of the load-bearing structure and the surface covering are now a thing of the past.