Bobe Water and Fire Features specialize in the fabrication of copper and stainless steel products to service the artistic needs of the pool, spa, landscape, and architecture industries. http://www.extendedlivingspaces.com/bobe.php
Showing posts with label fire features. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fire features. Show all posts
Monday, June 28, 2010
Bobe Water and Fire Features
Bobe Water and Fire Features specialize in the fabrication of copper and stainless steel products to service the artistic needs of the pool, spa, landscape, and architecture industries. http://www.extendedlivingspaces.com/bobe.php
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
C'mon Baby, Light My Fire
One of the natural elements is being brought back into the outdoor experience: fire. Fire creates warmth, community, and the "wow" factor. Because fire is nearly the opposite of water, we love to see the two together. Fire features can range from a basic manual key valve to a gigantic bowl, flowing water over the sides and erupting a flame out the middle. Which is right for you? Here are some of the fire features options. We'll let you decide.
When designing a fire feature, the first thing to consider is where the feature will go. Will it be the focal point of the backyard, or will it occupy a small alcove in a secluded area?
If the fire feature will be the main focus, big and dramatic is a good point to begin your conceptualization. The feature will entertain your guests, and therefore should reflect something that demands attention. Large, over-sized fire pots manufactured out of either copper or stainless steel will create this look easily. When incorporated into a backyard pool, try placing them on the far end of the pool, framing the space with fire. Fire/Water pots are another way to evoke a sense of spectacle in your backyard. Dancing simultaneously, fire/water pots combine both fire and water in one application, providing a rare opportunity to view two polarizing elements interacting so closely. For best results, look for a fire/water pot that features water that completely surrounds the flame, allowing the fire to appear as is it is floating on the waters surface. See more...
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