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Watur, designed by Daniel Harper, is an actual door made of constantly flowing water. I’m not sure how secure a water door is, but it looks funky. It consists of a frame with a catch basin at the bottom to catch the falling water. Custom sizing is available and will cost around $2000. (GUSH Magazine)
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 Unique for Home use & for Hotel suites.
I wonder about plumbing for door.
& reycled water for "FX".
Very luxury.
NOT Good for SW US (drought prone area)
Great for:
HI
Brazil
Mexico
PR
Jamaica
St Kitts
Maldives
NYC
Miami FL
Tampa FL
Sacramento CA
Boise ID
Portland OR
Vic BC
Toronto
Osaka
TokyoBy: rocketranger on Mar 15, 07 | 0 Trends | 2125 Comments |
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por 2000 dolares te llevas esta puerta con el efecto
caida de agua ,lo que para Arriba es Excentrico para
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