Creating a small water blade water fountain using natural bricks and pebbles without cement work is an achievable DIY project. Here are the steps to help you set up this charming and rustic water feature: Materials Needed: Natural bricks (for the base and structure) Pebbles or river rocks Water pump and tubing Waterproof liner or container (to hold water) Water blade or spillway (available in various sizes) Pond liner (optional for added waterproofing) Submersible pump with a water filter Decorative stones (optional) Steps: Select a Location: Choose a suitable location on your balcony or terrace for the water feature. Ensure it's level and stable. Prepare the Base: Lay out a foundation of natural bricks to create a stable base for your water feature. This can be a square or rectangular shape, depending on your preference. Install the Water Reservoir: Place a waterproof liner or container (a plastic storage container works well) on top of the brick base. This will hold the water for your fountain. If you want added waterproofing, you can use a pond liner inside the container. Set Up the Water Pump: Place the submersible pump inside the water reservoir. Attach the tubing to the pump, making sure it reaches the desired location for the water blade. Position the Water Blade: Install the water blade or spillway at the edge of the reservoir, ensuring it's level. The tubing from the pump should deliver water to the top of the water blade, allowing it to flow evenly over the edge. Add Pebbles and River Rocks: Decorate the surrounding area with pebbles and river rocks, both inside and around the water reservoir, to create a natural, rustic look. Fill with Water: Fill the reservoir with water, making sure the pump is fully submerged. Turn on the pump to test the flow of water over the water blade. Adjust Flow and Finish: You may need to adjust the flow of the water pump to achieve the desired water flow and sound. Additionally, you can further decorate the area with decorative stones or plants, such as small aquatic plants, to enhance the aesthetics. Regular Maintenance: To keep your water feature in good condition, regularly clean the pump, check for debris, and top up the water to compensate for evaporation. Remember that this project may require some trial and error to achieve the desired water flow and sound, so be patient during the setup and adjustment phases. Once completed, your natural brick and pebble water blade fountain will add a charming and soothing element to your outdoor space.