Tennessee Ledger Swimming Pool Waterfall Kit
The sound of a babbling brook livens up a pool setting. This waterfall is molded from rocks of the Blue Ridge Mountains and looks great with even a small water flow.
Base piece has a 3-inch notch for a built-in look. The filter pump can be used as a water supply in most cases. Rounded boulders and a wide ledge piece come with several small cast pieces to hide mortar joints. Side boulders can be placed as needed.
Weight of kit: 1,500 lbs
Heaviest piece: 240 lbs
Recommend flow rate: 20 – 40 gpm
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Tennessee Ledger Kit Diagram
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Tennessee Ledger Kit Cutsheet
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Videos
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Installation Video
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Fieldstone color.
Pool Captain, FL
Limestone color with 9 Inch Coping.
Younique Pool Renovation, FL
Limestone with added color, waterline rock.
Clearwater Pools, NC
Limestone color.
Backyard Vacation Oasis, TX
Fieldstone color.
Tech Support, FL
Tennessee Ledger in limestone color with Stream Section.
Homeowner, GA
Tennessee Ledger in limestone color with Stream Section.
Homeowner, Benali, FL
Fieldstone color. Compact installation.
Tennessee Ledger Blogs
Tennessee Ledger Waterfall Kit Elevates Any Backyard
Cool Pools, NC customized the Tennessee Ledger Waterfall to transform their customers’ pool into a timeless, relaxing backyard spa.
Creative Pool Remodel with RicoRock Waterfall Kits
Thomas G. of New Braunfels, TX, had a hand textured waterfall built on his pool several years ago. He thought it looked like stacked sandbags, so he had them taken off. A second waterfall was then built. It was a natural stone waterfall, which leaked and could not be...
Pool Remodel w/ RicoRock Artificial Rock Waterfalls
This beautiful Texas pool features multiple RicoRock faux rock waterfalls including our Tennessee Ledger Swimming Pool Waterfall kit. This is the 3rd waterfall installed in this same location. The first one was a hand sculptured waterfall that did not look realistic....