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January 31, 2021
Fountain People offers new ‘Lotus’ cover plate

Fountain People, Inc., of San Marcos, Tex., is pleased to now offer the new LOTUS bronze escutcheon for pool professionals who want to enhance the beauty of fountain nozzles mounted on walls.

The LOTUS provides a classic, yet modern look with a dark bronze finish and hand-burnished details. This escutcheon, designed for use as a cover plate for a hidden fountain nozzle, can also be mounted on a wall or a deck.

The LOTUS is made in USA and is available for immediate shipment.

For more information, contact Fountain People, Inc., Dept. SI, Telephone 512-392-1155. Online 4600 Hwy 123. San Marcos, TX 78666. Visit the company online at www.fountainpeople.com.

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