304 vs 316 Stainless Steel for Outdoor Sculpture
The grade decision costs little at the quotation stage and a great deal once a piece starts pitting. Here is how to make it properly.

Sculptural fountains and water features in stainless steel and Corten, with the pipework, pump chamber and drainage designed into the form.

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The grade decision costs little at the quotation stage and a great deal once a piece starts pitting. Here is how to make it properly.

Water turns a sculpture into a system. Decide the effect, the grade and the plant room before the form is finalised.
The internal pipework and the pump chamber are built into the piece. The pump itself, the water supply and the drainage connection are normally specified with your landscape contractor so they match local supply and the maintenance regime.
Fresh water rinsing on a regular cycle, a neutral detergent wash, and a check that the drainage points are clear twice a year. In treated water, specifying 316 at the start is what avoids problems later.
Send the position, the height you have in mind and any drawing you already have. A proposal, a price and a lead time come back against those figures.