60″ Olympian Fire and Water Fountain
6 to 10 weeks from order, size dependent. We confirm the date in writing when the order is placed.
Ships LTL freight to a street address. Liftgate and curbside delivery are included on standard orders. White glove placement is available where the site allows. See Shipping and White Glove for full detail.
Ships with drawings and a numbered assembly sequence. Most operators use a local crew. Call us and we will help you scope that work first.
The manufacturer's warranty, registered in your name at handover. Terms are stated on the product page before you order.
Specification and build.
The Olympian runs fire and water in the same 60-inch bowl: a burner set at the centre, and a sheet of water spilling continuously over the rim into the basin below. The two together produce constant movement and a steady sound, which is why the piece turns up as often in restaurant courtyards and hotel forecourts as it does in private gardens.
Two spill patterns are available. The 4-way spill sends water over four faces and is intended to be seen from the front; the 360° spill sheets evenly all the way round and is the one to choose for a free-standing position where people approach from every side.
Specifications
- Overall: 60″ wide × 60″ deep × 36″ high
- Output: 65,000 BTU/hr
- Materials: copper and stainless steel
- Fuel: natural gas or liquid propane
- Ignition: match lit or low-voltage electronic
- Burn media: fire glass or lava rock, approximately 30 lb of fire glass suggested
In the box
- Bowl, fire pan and burner
- Gas orifice and gas hose
- Pilot ignitor
- Key valve with key
- Low-voltage electronic valve
Made in the USA. The base is left plain so it can be surrounded in stone, tile or any other non-combustible cladding to match the site.
Do I need a permit?
Often, and the threshold varies by county. Structures over roughly 200 square feet, or anything with plumbing or permanent power, generally require review. We supply engineering drawings and load calculations for your submission.
What does the base need?
A level, compacted pad with anchor points. Concrete, timber deck and screw piles are all used. The anchor pattern is in the drawings and depends on the model and your local wind load.
Which model fits the site?
Call us with the site dimensions, your winter low and how you plan to use it. We will tell you which models fit and what each one costs delivered. The price on the page is the price you pay, one unit or ten.
