In my backyard, there is a quiet corner with a pond. On weekdays, fish swim freely in the water. Aquatic plants sway gently with the water flow, outlining a picture of peace and tranquility. But I always felt that it was missing something - the unique charm that can instantly catch the eye and make people immersed in it. After thinking about it, I decided to give the pond a big upgrade: adding a new waterfall landscape.
Why A Waterfall?
Adding a waterfall to the pond is not a spur-of-the-moment idea. Before making this decision, I had been thinking about it for a long time. I know that waterfalls are not only a beautiful scenery. They make the water in the pond flow and enhance the filtering and circulation effects. They also create a healthier living environment for fish. Moreover, the gurgling sound of the water is like a beautiful movement of nature. It allows me to completely relax in the backyard and enjoy the comfort and tranquility after a busy day.
Choosing A Waterfall System

When choosing a waterfall system, I was really overwhelmed. There are many products on the market with different styles, sizes, and materials. After a lot of research and comparison, I was lucky enough to discover Poposoap's products. They sent me a waterfall box that claimed to be super easy to install. I couldn’t wait to try it out and see if it really allowed me to easily create an amazing pond landscape.
The Installation Process
On the day of installation, I was both nervous and excited. First, I had to find a great location to place the waterfall. I wanted to clearly see the waterfall from the main backyard activity area, such as the patio. This way, I could enjoy its beauty and hear the pleasant sound of water while relaxing. At the same time, I had to consider the direction of the water flow to ensure that it would blend perfectly with the pond.
After determining the location, I began to prepare. First, I cleaned up the surrounding debris and then carefully leveled the ground. This step is crucial; only in this way can the waterfall be stable and the water flow will be smoother. Then, I carefully followed the instructions. I was particularly careful when connecting the pipes that carry water. These pipes are durable and flexible, and the installation went smoothly.
Poposoap's Waterfall Box
Poposoap's waterfall box is very thoughtfully designed, simple and stylish, and complements the natural style of the pond. I placed it steadily on the platform I had set up in advance. I used a level to measure it repeatedly to ensure that it was in a horizontal state. Then it was time to connect the waterfall box and the pond. This step was a bit complicated. The padding of the pond and the padding of the waterfall box had to overlap perfectly. This was to ensure that there were no gaps and prevent water leakage. Fortunately, there were detailed instructions, and with my patience, the connection was finally completed smoothly.
Installing The Water Pump

Next, install the water pump, which is the "heart" of the waterfall. This waterfall box is equipped with a 40W, 660GPH water pump. It has just the right power to allow the water to flow smoothly without being too turbulent. I carefully placed the water pump into the pond. I adjusted it to the appropriate depth and connected the power cord. The whole process strictly followed safety regulations and was not sloppy at all.
The Moment Of Truth
Everything was ready, and it was time for the most exciting test. I nervously pressed the switch, and the water pump started. The water began to slowly flow out of the waterfall box, pouring down and falling into the pond. At that moment, the crisp sound of flowing water came into my ears, as if playing a beautiful song of nature. Watching the water flow constantly hitting the surface of the pond, rippling layers, my heart was full of joy and a sense of accomplishment.
Adding The Finishing Touches
After the waterfall was initially formed, I added some details to it. Around the waterfall box, I carefully placed some landscape stones. These stones are of different sizes and shapes. They cleverly cover the edge of the waterfall box. They make the entire waterfall look more natural and harmonious, as if it had grown there. In addition, I installed some pond lights around the waterfall. At night, the lights come on and illuminate the flowing water. The whole pond is shrouded in warm light, creating a dreamy atmosphere.
Enjoying The New Pond

Standing aside, looking at the new pond, I was full of joy. The pond, which was once a little monotonous, has now changed because of this waterfall landscape. It has become an intoxicating little oasis. The fish also seem to like this new member. They swim happily at the bottom of the waterfall, perhaps attracted by the oxygen-rich water flow. This pond upgrade not only makes the yard more beautiful, but also makes me love this little world more.
Conclusion
Looking back on the entire upgrade process. It required careful planning, a lot of physical effort, and a test of my patience. The final effect far exceeds my expectations. Now, every time I walk into the backyard, see the smart waterfall, and hear the pleasant sound of water. I deeply feel that sometimes a small change can bring big surprises and make life better.
(READ MORE: The Wonderful Journey of Making a Simple and DIY Pondless Waterfall)
40W 660GPH Electric Waterfall Pump Kit with 8"x4.3" Spillway
$139.99
Create stunning waterfalls with this 40W 660GPH pond waterfall kit. Perfect for small ponds & backyard water features. Durable, efficient & easy to install.
FAQs
A waterfall improves water circulation and filtration while increasing oxygen levels in the pond. It also adds relaxing sound and visual movement, creating a healthier and more enjoyable environment for fish and plants.
Yes. The Poposoap waterfall box is designed for DIY installation. With clear instructions and durable pipes, most users can complete the setup by carefully leveling the base and connecting the pump and plumbing.
The kit includes a 40W 660GPH water pump, which provides smooth and consistent water flow. It delivers enough power for a natural waterfall effect without creating excessive turbulence in small backyard ponds.
Yes. Landscape stones and pond lights can be added around the waterfall box to hide edges and enhance the visual effect, helping the waterfall blend naturally into the pond environment.





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