Wawazen Waterwall Blog

In this video you can watch the test run of a big stainless steel water wall. Please enjoy !

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Here you can see a very big water wall. It is around about 6m high and more than 3m wide in a very excusive, expensive 5 star hotel and guess what: it was a big desaster. Well, i didn't build this one, actually the customer called me to help him fix it.
Let me show you the biggest problems: Here you can see, what it is now looking like, actually they just turned it on to show me how it looks like. And as you can see, the water is running behind those dirty glasses. And, it doesn't look really good. The problem was thoses natural stone tiles, they made the water splash and drop away and here they try to fix it with silicone and the problem is that silicone is making the water loosing contact to the surface and then it dropped away.
So, actually the whole project was from the beginning, well, a real big problem and then they tried to fix it and each fix led to another problem. So, this is a wall which is covered with natural stone...

Have a look at this video of an amazing Floor Water Feature, which actually is like a waterwall on the ground.

Have a look at this video of a stainless steel waterwall.
It looks amazing … even without water.

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Hello guys, this I just want to share pretty shortly, because it happens every year a couple of times that people contact me because they really are suffering from not-working water features or water walls. I just will read this in short.
This is an email: "Dear Sir or Madam, we (my boss and I) are facing a medium to very large problem. We had a water wall installed in our supermarket. Unfortunately, the company is either unavailable or not in the country or simply no longer feels responsible for its property. By asking and begging several times nobody comes to help us. (Water leaks out, poorly laid pipes) Every external person who took a look at this has cursed that thing. We therefore need a company that can get us out of the bad, look at the existing properties, suggest an alternative and, of course, be available if there are problems. So we came across your company by chance. What would a visit and a consultation cost ? Where...

Please have a look at this interesting water wall around a pillar at a reception and waiting area of a medical practice.

Have a look at this impressive indoor waterfall at an airport.

Please enjoy this video showing a composition of two glass water walls in a dentist's waiting area.

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Another important benefit of water walls is relaxation and removing fear, because actually I think it's not possible to be relaxed and having fear at the same times. So, water walls are supporting your relaxation and I think this is the reason why many doctors have bought water walls from me. And surprisingly, most of them are dentists. So, what you see here is a very successful dentist in Austria, Vienna, he has two water walls and behind here, this is the waiting area for the patients.
Then this is a big water wall in the waiting area of a doctor who does ..., okay, it's so complicated, but it's a big waiting area and all of those patients, I believe, they have fear. It has to do something with your lower parts of your body so, they, and, ahm, okay, why not this is a colon clinic, so, if you have some problems with digestion they put a camera in your butt. So people waiting there, you can imagine, most of them have some fear, so...

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Yeah, another very important benefit of water walls is that they can help reduce flu viruses in the air.
If you google "flu virus dry air" you will find that scientists have discovered, that flu viruses thrive in dry air. So if you have dry air in your rooms, you will have more flu viruses than if you would have not-dry air. So, that's why water walls can help, can help to reduce those flu viruses in the air.
You know it's especially in the wintertime, when the air outside is cold and the air inside is warm, then all the humidity is going outside of the house. So you get dry air inside the house and outside you have then higher humidity because the humidity always moves towards the colder areas. This is why usually we have more dry air in houses in the winter and this also explains why we have more flus in the winter. Simply because flu viruses increase in dry air.
So if you want to reduce those, a water wall is a super duper...