CMP | 25577-231-000 | Natural Wonders 24" Gray Waterfall | Back Port with 6" Lip

This Natural Wonders waterfall is a decorative pool and spa water feature designed for compatible wall-mounted installations. The 24" gray body creates a medium-width sheet-style water effect, while the back port configuration supports plumbing layouts where the water supply is routed from behind the unit.

Built for new construction, remodels, and compatible replacement applications, this waterfall is intended for pool walls, raised bond beams, and water feature structures where the plumbing, wall preparation, waterproofing, and finish details are properly planned.

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Key Features

• 24" waterfall for compatible pool and spa water feature installations

• Gray finish coordinates with select stone, tile, coping, and pool wall designs

• Back port configuration supports plumbing connections routed from behind the waterfall body

• 6" lip design for matching wall depth, finish projection, and installation layout requirements

• Creates a decorative sheet-style water effect when supplied with proper flow

• Suitable for new pool construction, remodels, raised wall features, and compatible replacement projects

• Intended for use with properly designed plumbing, flow control, waterproofing, and wall support

• Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct placement, sealing, flow balance, and finished wall integration

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Product Overview

This waterfall is used to create a decorative sheet of water in compatible pool and spa installations. It is typically installed in a pool wall, raised bond beam, or water feature structure where the unit can deliver a controlled water effect into the pool or spa.

The back port configuration is designed for installations where the water supply line enters from behind the waterfall body. Proper plumbing design and flow control are important to help maintain even water distribution across the 24" opening and produce a consistent sheet-style effect.

The 6" lip configuration should be matched to the wall design, finish material, and installation plan so the waterfall integrates correctly with the surrounding structure. Placement, waterproofing, and finish alignment should be reviewed before installation to help prevent water intrusion, uneven flow, or interference with the final wall surface.

Routine maintenance should include checking the waterfall opening for debris, scale, or mineral buildup, confirming even flow across the spillway, and inspecting the surrounding wall area for leaks or finish movement. Keeping the waterfall clean and properly supplied helps preserve the intended water feature appearance and long-term performance.