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Our choice of pond pumps have been designed with the needs of today's demanding consumer in mind.
They offer reliability backed up by guarantee's for upto 5 years together with economy. This is
reflected in both the purchase prices and the low running costs.
All pond pumps in our ranges come complete with a range of accessories including fountain jets and tee pieces. These give you complete flexibility in how you choose to use your pond pump.
Please select from the Pond Pumps below to buy at our best prices:
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Oase Pond Pumps
Hozelock Pond Pumps
Bermuda Pond Pumps
Fish Mate Pond Pumps
Including 4 fountain heads. They also comes with a a 3 year guarantee, so you can rest assured knowing that you have a high quality pond pump.
Blagdon Pond Pumps
Laguna Pond Pumps
Water Feature Pumps
Solar Pumps
Using integral or independent solar panels, these pumps are ideal for ponds with no electricity available or if safety is on your mind.
Drainage Pumps
Pump Spares
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What to consider when purchasing your pond pump
If you have in mind the effect you would like to create, then you just need to consider the below options when purchasing your pump.
What do you want the pump to do?
Is it a Water Feature or a pond? Feature pumps are designed to run in an enclosed environment, so they are usually smaller without much protection as they don’t normally need it, they normally only pump through a hose too.
Do you need to pump to a filter? If you do, we suggest using a solids handling pump, sometimes known as a dirty water pump, these will send debris straight to the filter rather than clogging up.
Do you want a fountain? They come in different types but all fountains are a spray above the water, normally landing back on the surface of your pond. Fountain pumps are also a good way to add oxygen to a pond.
Will you need to run a waterfall? If you do, you need to know how wide it will be, on a 12 inch wide waterfall you will need 1000 gallons per hour at the mouth of the waterfall.
What size pump do I need?
This again will depend on what you want the pump to do, generally we advise to always buy larger rather than smaller as you can redirect some of the flow, but if the pump is undersized the only option you then have is to buy another new pump.
With regards to fountains, you would pick the size dependant on the height you want the fountain to be, the bigger the pump, would normally mean the higher the fountain.
Always keep in mind the height you want to pump to, as the height increases, the flow rate will decrease as it is fighting against gravity, if you are going to pump up to 3 metres, then you will need a larger pump than if you were to pump 1 metre.










