Extra Large 40" Elite Waterfall Box

SKU:

PB1243

UPC:

897570001243

$1,199.99

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• Waterfall Width: 40" Spillway
• Dimensions: 35.75" x 50" x 30.75"
• Max. Rec. Pump Flow: 20,000 gph
• Max. Pond Volume: 10,000 gal.
• Inlet Size: Two - 3" Spinwelds

Product Details

PB1243 – Blue Thumb

Extra Large 40" Elite Waterfall

Features

Waterfall Width: 40" Spillway
Dimensions: 35.75" x 50" x 30.75"
Max. Recommended Pump Flow: 20,000 GPH
Max Pond Volume: 10,000 Gallons
Inlet Size: Two 3" Spinwelds
Warranty: Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty

The octagonal design provides maximum strength and is easier to camouflage than circular or rectangular designs. Dual bulkhead openings allow plumbing from either side and enable back-flush capability or multiple pump configurations. Included Matala mats offer twice the biological benefit and last up to four times longer than traditional filter mats. The reversible waterfall snout supports both standard and advanced waterfall appearances.

Elite Series Waterfall Filters are contractor-grade, extremely durable, and include Matala biological filtration mats and a landscape lid for discreet installation.

What’s Included

Filter / Waterfall Unit
Detachable Weir
Bio Filter Mat
Mesh Media Bag
Plumbing Fittings
Stainless Screws
Screw Caps
Liner Clips
Silicone
Teflon Tape
Installation Instructions
Made in the USA

Tech Specs

	DIY 1200	DIY 1500	DIY 2000	Small Elite	Medium Elite	Large Elite	Extra Large Elite
Spillway	14"	14"	20"	14"	22"	30"	40"
Dimensions	19" x 15.5" x 14.5"	20.5" x 20" x 15.75"	22" x 23" x 19"	23" x 24.75" x 21.75"	31" x 30.5" x 23"	31.75" x 40.5" x 25.75"	35.75" x 50" x 30.75"
Max Flow Rate (GPH)	2,000	2,500	4,500	3,500	6,000	10,000	20,000
Filters Up To	1,200 Gal	1,500 Gal	2,000 Gal	1,500 Gal	3,500 Gal	6,000 Gal	10,000 Gal

How It Works

Water is pumped from the pond through flexible PVC hose into the biological waterfall box. Filtration media removes debris and supports beneficial bacteria before water flows back into the pond, completing the recirculation cycle.