Qatar Suspended Water Curtain

The floating water curtain, also known as the water pearl fountain, is a series of supporting products that use special sound waves to transform water into spherical droplets, combined with the visual afterimage effect of full-frequency high-speed flashlights. The water pearl fountain can continuously spray out 50 to 60 droplets of water of varying sizes within 1 second, successfully creating the enchanting scene of water droplets suspended in the air with dedicated full-frequency high-speed flashlights. Typically, the floating water curtain includes a bottom water reservoir, a complete set of fountain equipment (including: pumps, overflow drainage channels, clean water fillers, power supply devices, line water conduction plates, and underwater lighting), and a water distribution tank located at the top (including: a water distribution pipe with the same number of adjustable outlets). The polyester line water curtain is transparent, almost non-elastic, with a specified diameter and high tensile strength. This form of water was also used in ancient times for cooling pavilions, where water flowed down from the top of the pavilion like a curtain, referred to as "natural pavilion." Nowadays, this type of water curtain pavilion is commonly found in gardens. The water curtain form can be used on steps or low walls, resembling a "water organ," and when used in geometric pools, walls, or circular sculptures, it often creates a tranquil, leisurely, and elegant environment. It is suitable for gardens, halls, terraces, bars, tea restaurants, and more. The flowing water does not splash around, humidifying the air, and can serve as a decorative element, spatial divider, and complement to interior design. The water curtain achieves artistic effects through artificial control of the water flow, satisfying people's desire for water.

Product Description

The floating water curtain, also known as the water pearl fountain, is a series of supporting products that use special sound waves to turn water into spherical shapes and create visual afterimages with full-frequency high-speed flashlights. The water pearl fountain can continuously spray out 50 to 60 water droplets of various sizes within 1 second, successfully achieving the stunning effect of water droplets floating in the air with dedicated full-frequency high-speed flashlights.
The floating water curtain generally includes a bottom water storage pool, a complete set of water feature fountain equipment (including: pump, overflow drainage ditch, clean water refilling device, power supply device, line water conduction plate, and underwater lighting), as well as a water distribution tank located at the top (including: a water distribution pipe with the same number of adjustable outlets, and the polyester line water curtain is transparent, almost non-elastic, with a specified diameter and high tensile strength.
This form of water was also used in ancient times to cool pavilions, where water flowed down from the top of the pavilion like a curtain, referred to as "natural pavilion". Nowadays, this type of water curtain pavilion is commonly seen in gardens. The water curtain form used on steps or low walls resembles a "water organ"; when used in geometric water pools, walls, or circular sculptures, it often presents a tranquil, leisurely, and elegant environment. It is suitable for gardens, halls, terraces, bars, tea restaurants, etc. The flowing water does not splash around and humidifies the air, serving the purpose of appreciation, spatial separation, and complementing interior design. The water curtain achieves artistic effects through artificial control of water flow, satisfying people's desire for water.