Electric Water Feature - Canine Creek
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Description
A characterful electric water feature with a playful puppy and bird scene, designed to bring gentle movement and a calming feel to outdoor spaces. It uses a quiet electric pump and includes warm white LED lights to illuminate the water after dark.
Highlights
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Polyresin water feature with a detailed stone-effect finish
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Features two puppies and a bird in a rustic water scene
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Three warm white LED lights illuminate the flowing water
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Quiet electric pump for steady water flow
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Includes a 7-metre cable for flexible placement
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Cleaning brush included for upkeep
In detail The feature is powered by an electric pump and uses 6.7W. It has a UK plug, 230-240V-50Hz input and 12VAC output.
Specifications
- Cable Length
- 7m
- Colour
- Grey
- Depth
- 46cm
- Height
- 64cm
- Material
- Polyresin
- Output
- 12VAC
- Power
- 6.7W
- Quantity
- 3 x Warm White LED
- Voltage
- 230-240V-50Hz
- Weight
- 9.9kg
- Width
- 38cm
- SKU
- 5056806850177
- Sold by
- NextDay
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Monster Shop Returns Policy
Returns & Damages
Changed your mind? Cancel any time before dispatch for a full refund, including delivery. After delivery, you have 30 days to return it — contact us with your order number first so we can give you a returns reference, then send it back unopened and in resalable condition. Return postage is your responsibility, and we recommend a tracked service: the item is yours until it arrives back. We'll refund your original payment method once it's received and checked.
Arrived damaged? Let us know as soon as possible after delivery. We'll exchange it free of charge and arrange the collection for you.
Developed a fault? Electrical products include a 12-month warranty covering parts and labour. Send us photos and your order number — we'll repair first, replace like-for-like if it can't be fixed, and refund you in full if neither is possible. You cover the return postage (tracked, please); redelivery is free.
None of this affects your statutory rights.