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Plasma Tucked in a Waterfall
Want to one-up your buddies? The Custom Waterfall Fountain plants a plasma in a water column.
April 12, 2007 | by Arlen Schweiger

Not sure if personal zen is meant to be interrupted this way, but for anyone who wants the luxuries of both a magnificent waterfall display and plasma display, we present the Custom Waterfall Fountains from Astute Advance Contemporary Products.

Plasma screens are available in 42-inch to 60-inch models, and are size specified by the customer up to the dimensional limit of the fountain, according to the company.

Custom Fountains need to be quoted based on dimensions and specifications, but we can tell you that Astute’s basic Gardenfall model—no plasma included—measuring 2 foot by 6 foot can be ordered for $1,120.

Check out Astute Advance Contemporary Products’ web site for more.

Via: BornRich.org



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Comment (1)
Posted by Jane Grosslight, LC  on  04/25/07  at  04:45 PM

Yumm OH!
I love it.
Tried to get a former client to use a waterfall window between her bathroom tub and her husband’s stall shower. No imagination. She refused.
I can’t wait to find a suitable client for this wonderful piece of equipment.



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