Description
Aquascape Waterfall Foam - 12 oz.
Direct Every Drop for a More Dramatic Waterfall
Aquascape Waterfall Foam is the secret tool used by professional pond builders to create stunning, natural-looking water features. This black, expanding polyurethane foam is specifically formulated to fill gaps between rocks and boulders in waterfalls and streams. By sealing these voids, the foam forces water to flow over the rocks rather than under them, resulting in a fuller, more audible, and visually impressive cascade.
Designed to blend seamlessly into the shadows of your rockwork, this foam is an essential part of any pond construction or renovation project.
Key Features:
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Enhanced Flow Control: Redirects water to the face of the waterfall, preventing water from "disappearing" behind rocks.
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Fish & Plant Safe: Formulated specifically for use in aquatic environments; once cured, it is completely non-toxic to koi and aquatic plants.
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Superior Adhesion: Bonds quickly to rock, stone, and pond liners, even in damp conditions.
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UV Stable Black Color: The foam cures to a deep black/charcoal color that resists fading and blends perfectly with natural stone and pond liners.
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Expandable Formula: Fills large gaps and irregular shapes easily, providing a durable, watertight seal.
Technical Specifications:
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Brand: Aquascape
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Size: 12 oz. (340 g) Can
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Color: Black
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Application Type: Straw-dispensed (included)
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Cure Time: Tack-free in approx. 20 minutes; fully cured in 24 hours.
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SKU: 82002
Usage Instructions: For the best results, ensure rock surfaces are free of loose dirt or algae. Shake the can vigorously before use and apply the foam in the gaps between the waterfall rocks and the pond liner. Remember that the foam will expand significantly as it cures, so avoid over-filling. Once cured, any excess foam can be trimmed with a knife or covered with gravel/sand to hide the texture.
Why Choose Aquascape Foam? Unlike standard home-improvement expanding foams, Aquascape Waterfall Foam is designed to withstand the constant pressure and moisture of a pond environment without breaking down. It remains flexible enough to handle the slight shifting of rocks while maintaining its seal for years to come.
