Measure out the distance and height of where you would like the waterfall to be relative to the edge of your pond.

TIP! Choose a location on your pond that can be viewed from multiple angles.

Carefully, position the spillway so the weir hangs over the water.

TIP 1! You can use a landscaping stone for additional height.

TIP 2! Make sure it is level for an even flow.

When you are happy with the location of the waterfall, attach one end of the tubing to the adaptor on the spillway.

Be sure to trim the tubing to the desired length based on the pump’s placement in the pond. Too much tubing can result in a lower flow.

TIP! Saw down the spillway adapter to ensure you have the strongest flow possible. We recommend using the largest tubing size.

After cutting the tubing to the length needed, connect the other end of the tubing to the pump.

TIP! For a more secure hold, use a hose clamp.

Once the tubing is securely connected, place the pump in the pond.

TIP! Use the included pumpshield to protect your waterfall pump from debris.

To complete the look, stack the rocks and stones around and on the Spillway as a natural disguise.

TIP! Use Waterfall Foram Sealant as needed to fill in gaps and ensure even waterflow over the rocks.