This view shows the pool with two fire and water urns constructed by Texas Lightsmith. The center has a gas flame surrounded by water that flows out of a scupper in the side into the main pool. In the center background is the pool bar. On each side of the bar is a custom-built JSGL gas wall lantern.
Shown here in more detail is one of the water/fire fountains. The double wall “wok” shape is constructed out of stainless steel and measures about four feet across at the top. Barely visible on the left side of the fountain is the sluice that creates a small waterfall into the main pool below.
This is a close-up of the JSGL lanterns shown on each side of the pool in the first picture. On the left is one of the four JSHL’s shown in the second photo.
Shown here in more detail is one of the water/fire fountains. The double wall “wok” shape is constructed out of stainless steel and measures about four feet across at the top. Barely visible on the left side of the fountain is the sluice that creates a small waterfall into the main pool below.
Shown here is the inside bar. Texas Lightsmith built the stainless steel and rusted steel cladding for the bar front.
The front entrance displays two custom-built CGWL gas burning lanterns. Above the door is a custom-sized EKPF pendant fixture.
Shown here is inside the entry way. Above the door is a custom-sized EKPF pendant fixture.
