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ROYAL FOUNTAINS & EQUIPMENTS (An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Company) Indoor & Outdoor Fountains Decorative FRP Fountains Tabletop Fountains Musical Dancing Fountains Bubble Wall Fountains Sculpture Fountains Artificial Fountains Sheet Fall Fountains Children Play Fountains We would like to introduce ourselves, as we are one of the leading water fountain manufacturers with creative and designer touch along with a huge experience. We are having an enthusiastic team of experienced Engineers, well trained technical supervisors and technical labors to give you the complete range of high quality, amazingly durable, stunningly strong and ultra modern fountains. A fountain in the garden is always an inviting and it is always a welcome addition. The water trickle is soothing and the presence of water enhances the atmosphere. Romancing with nature and with water in particular is thrilling. Dazzling colorful lights and rhythmic dancing water effects are amazing. The soothing sound of naturally flowing water has always provided the perfect backdrop for relaxation and concentration. We bring you these vital benefits, while our creative design adds beauty and tranquility to any environment. Transport yourself to an oasis of serenity where your nature is rested, renewed and refreshed. Water fountains are erected for many different reasons including: Meditation and stress relief. Indoor and Outdoor décor. Sound mitigation. Natural humidification. Our fountains can bestow these things through the soft peaceful sounds of flowing water. With our huge experience (more than fifteen years), our manufacturing capabilities enable us to develop the fountains according to the customer’s needs. Today we have a prestigious satisfied clientage whose are happy with using our fountains, which proves also by repeating orders and we have prestigious clients. We are committed towards delivering excellence in our products and services. This is reflected in the accolades we have achieved over the years. Our experts will assist you with every aspect of designing your fountain from start to finish. We are ready to work with you to create customized fountains according to your needs. We have the capability to offer you a wide range of creative options for a one of a kind, customized fountains for your place. We have been accredited with the successful completion of innumerable projects ranging from Apartments, Amusement parks, Bungalows, Commercial complexes, Country clubs, Colleges, Factory buildings, Hotels, Hospitals, Lakes, Public Parks, Resorts, Schools, Traffic Islands and also in Temples. Apart from fountains we are also concentrating in the field of making Children Playground Equipment to achieve the entire satisfaction of our esteemed clients. We are on a never-ending quest for perfection. We have never compromised on quality and have successfully achieved a high level of customer appreciation resulting in long-lasting relations. We endeavor to offer highest quality products and proactive services to our clients to meet their ever-expanding requirements. The background of years of experience coupled with our experts gives us an edge for understanding the customized requirement. Customer satisfaction is our prime concern. We endeavor to offer highest quality products to our clients. The overwhelming response of our clients motivates us to elevate our standard of excellence. If you are interested in any of our products, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to doing business with you in near future. Contact us or send your business query: S. 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