Here is the range of Natural-looking Waterfalls for your Water Feature

Natural-looking Waterfall shapes for Walls, Corners, and Freestanding in your back yard

Waterfall Rocks

Some On-Site Applications of Toprock Rocks and techniques:

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Toprock’s  “Courtyard Waterfall” above, accompanied by three freestanding Rocks

(Note: the pond is an inexpensive tough plastic one, normally ugly, but
which is effectively disguised through Toprock’s pond edging techniques.)






A “Safe for Kids” installation: a shallow paddle pool design.
When the pump is turned off, all the water drains to a reservoir, which is hidden
 under the (removable) Toprock “Large Chunky Rock” ($395) to be seen in the right upper corner of the picture.





                                                              Toprock “Wall Waterfall” installed on site, below.
              (More tree ferns and other foliage will be needed to disguise the rock edges where they touch the wall)


Pictured below is more of the same project. (The Wall Waterfall leads in from the right.)








Toprock Granite Rocks are another kind to consider.
Here is proprietor Peter Cole with a display at the

Melbourne Garden Show (the display won an award) which incorporated Toprock Granite Rocks.

Granite Rocks can be made to any size and shape, freestanding or waterfall.
Below is a project which uses thirty of these Granite Rocks.

Rock-and-water feature in the foyer of a Southbank office building. (Landscaping by Paul Trotter & Assoc.)
(Rocks labelled 1 & 2 are some of theToprock 'Granite Rocks' used in this project.)




Another application of Granite Rocks












Rockpool featuring Toprock “Ledge Waterfall” and  Large Chunky Rock (freestanding nearby)