The only expandable waterfall spillway on the market! Much easier to install than Aquafalls and since it's expandable you can build as wide of a waterfall as desired!
The EasyPro Waterfall Spillway consists of a left and right end piece which, when bolted to each other, form an 18" spillway - a 16" extension is also available which bolts in between the left and right end pieces. You can install as many of the 16" extensions as desired before attaching the ends. Waterfall spillways of 18", 34" and 50" will come assembled, spillways over 50" wide will come unassembled due to shipping concerns. A bulkhead fitting is included for each end so water can enter from the left or right side! A plug is included to plug whichever end is not used.
Use inward curving pieces to create a concave waterfall, use outward curving pieces to create a "peninsula" with water falling off three sides or use both styles combined together to create an "S" shaped waterfall! The straight, inward and outward pieces are interchangeable and can be used in any combination.
Waterfall spillways are designed to sit inside the liner eliminating any concerns of leaking. The liner simply goes under the spillway and up the back side. The bulkhead fitting secures liner to tub where the hose enters the spillway.
Part #
Description
Weight
EWS18
18" Spillway Assembled
16 lbs.
 EWS34
34" Spillway Assembled
26 lbs.
EWS50
50" Spillway Assembled
36 lbs.
EWE16
16" Extension Module, straight
10 lbs.
EWI16
16" Extension Module, inward curving
10 lbs.
EWO16
16" Extension Module, outward curving
10 lbs.
EWLR2
 Left / Right ends unassembled (set up for 2" pipe)
16 lbs.
EWLR3
 Left / Right ends unassembled (set up for 3" pipe)
18 lbs.
* Waterfall spillways have a plastic grating just below the water level which not only keeps the walls from bowing when burried, but also allows you to stack 3" - 4" of rock to hide the spillway.
° EWS18 & EWS34 have 2" Pipe connection ° EWS50 has 3" Pipe connection              Â
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