Koi Ponds and water features.

Koi Ponds account for 75% of most formal ponds and water features. The construction of koi ponds is ideal if your requirements are for water features generally of brick or stone. Koi are especially interesting fish but they do require a more substantial set-up and filter system.
Below are various koi ponds, demonstrating the scope there is available, we suggest that if this is on your shortlist of options tick the appropriate title, koi ponds, in the mail box.

These type of ponds are generally suited to areas nearer the house or in parts of the garden already with a more formal, architectural look, where the pool will take on a more structural look. Within this frame-work of ponds are koi pools, with there more sophisticated filtration systems.

Every shape and size is catered for, based around the style of house and gardens, with there respective fountains and filtration systems to suit your requirements.

Here we have a raised two tier koi pond built using natural stone, with large filtration systems, again away from the feature itself. This one is in Hatfield, South Yorks.

This photograph shows the brick built pool and fountain feature in Stratford upon Avon, which was one aspect of a complete design and restructuring of their whole garden.

The rill. A long, narrow and shallow feature either designed as a reflective pool or with stepped channelling showing off small waterfalls along its route. Either way, designed to your tastes. This one is near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, with filter systems, cooling tanks, pumps etc out of site.

This is one from the Peak District National Park showing an existing statue of the clients around which the pool was designed, with three fountain heads and the paths around. All pumps, filters and equipment are away from the feature.

Finally, two variations of formal pools flush with the ground, in accordance with the ideas of the clients. One using traditional York flagstones....

....the other using more modern materials to give a symmetrical look either side of the main pool with its fountain feature.