Garden With Beautiful Stone Design

Rameshwaram Marble - Water Fountain For Fengshui Water fountains are among the most popular feng shui cures and come in tabletop, free-standing, wall-mounted, and other styles of water features. In fact, almost any water feature can be used for feng shui benefit. Fountains introduce the powerful energy of water, a feng shui symbol of wealth and prosperity. Fountains can be placed inside or outside the home or in an office or another workplace. Choose the location of your feng shui fountain carefully to provide the most nourishing energy and prevent imbalance or conflict. The Benefits of a Feng Shui Fountain Fountains are very popular in feng shui because they can add the energy of the water element, one of the five feng shui elements. The others are fire, earth, wood, and metal. In feng shui, water can bring you wealth and prosperity. Its power is enhanced by its ability to change form—from liquid to solid to gas. It has freedom of movement or expression. Every livi

Natural Stone Fountain Care -Good fountain care really does not take more than a few hours every few months to keep your water feature looking good and running properly for years. When you first get your water fountain, it may take a few days to get used to the way it runs. Depending on the humidity and the size of the fountain, you will soon discover how much water you need to add and how often. Keep the water levels up to prevent damage to your pump and clean the bowl and pump now and again and everything should run smoothly. When and how often you change/add water to your fountain will depend a lot on the amount of humidity in the air, water spray from wind, and the size of your fountain. Typically, a smaller tabletop fountain will require additions of water more frequently than a large-scale outdoor water fountain with a large pool surround. Basic Tips For Natural Stone Fountain Care Cleaning and caring for your water fountain is critically important if you plan on en

Stone-filled Gabion Wall projects have become increasingly popular with architects, designers and D.I.Y'ers for their strong structure and aesthetic appeal.  And it is no wonder why, as creativity meets functionality with this design spotlight! What is a Gabion? Gabions are wire fabric containers, uniformly partitioned, of variable size, interconnected with other similar containers and filled with stone at the site of use, to form flexible, permeable, monolithic structures.  The word 'gabion' comes from the Italian word 'gabbione', which means "big cage". Why use a Gabion? Gabion structures can be built with speed and economy in all circumstances.  They are highly permeable, acting as self-draining units which "bleed" off ground waters, relieving hydrostatic pressure.  The capacity of gabions to deform "flexibility" makes them preferable to a concrete wall which would crack and collapse under foundation and internal stres