I have just purchased a nut oil vase vessel thing used in north france and kept outside
its not this , but to give an idea , as dont have a photo yet
www.puckhaberdecorativeantiques.com
So should be frost resistance
But I want to make it into a water feature
So there a hole in the bottom and the top already
So if I stood it on some sort of bucket/saucer thing
Then a hose would go up through the bottom of vase and then out the top of vase and trickle water down around the outside of the vase and into the bucket and then pumped up again via the hose pipe
I would like the transformer to be mains, as I can plug it i into the conservatory , and then a LONG very low voltage suitable to run in the garden maybe 10 meters or more if extendable would be ideal
Just seen some solar versions on display & was not running until sun was out, very overcast and no flow
Any ideas
its not this , but to give an idea , as dont have a photo yet
French Antique Oil Vessel at Puckhaber Decorative Antiques
19th century French oil/ water vessel, earthenware with green glaze, condition consistent with age. Dimensions: H 31 x W 23 x D 23cm Coronavirus (COVID-19): We will continue to respond to queries and take orders for our pieces online. Circumstances permitting we will ship our pieces throughout...
So should be frost resistance
But I want to make it into a water feature
So there a hole in the bottom and the top already
So if I stood it on some sort of bucket/saucer thing
Then a hose would go up through the bottom of vase and then out the top of vase and trickle water down around the outside of the vase and into the bucket and then pumped up again via the hose pipe
I would like the transformer to be mains, as I can plug it i into the conservatory , and then a LONG very low voltage suitable to run in the garden maybe 10 meters or more if extendable would be ideal
Just seen some solar versions on display & was not running until sun was out, very overcast and no flow
Any ideas
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