| Robert Stapleton Robert Stapleton developed a love and appreciation for nature at a very early age. Growing up in the mountains of New Mexico, surrounded by spectacular rock formations, Robert grew to love God's natural works of art. As a child, Robert's playground was the canyon right behind his house. He hiked, climbed and inspected every inch of this magnificent landscape. The colors and textures of the stone always fascinated him, and that fascination is still with him today. In the late 1980's living in northern Colorado, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Robert was once again drawn to the stone and the mountains. He established the first Waterfall Center of its kind, where the client could see and hear their water feature on display, before they bought it. Each display was unique, not one like it anywhere. The display was then disassembled and reassembled at the clients home. Now Robert takes his love of stone and his gift for building waterfalls and teaches others his unique methods through the waterfall school, seminars and video. |
The Waterfall center in Colorado boasted 11 acres of displays and materials. The
gated entry into Tranquility Park opened onto a waterfall wonderland, which included
Tranquility Falls, a massive water feature, utilizing 178 truckloads of stone.
In the late 90's, Robert developed the first Waterfall school. Here, individuals and
business owners could come and receive hands-on-experience in constructing natural
stone water features, using no cement or chemicals. Using Robert's time tested
techniques for construction, they learned to DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME!
Today, Robert is using those same techniques to construct his largest waterfall yet,
Veteran Falls. This massive waterfall is being constructed in Granbury, Texas as a
memorial to America's fallen heroes who have died fighting the war on terrorism.
gated entry into Tranquility Park opened onto a waterfall wonderland, which included
Tranquility Falls, a massive water feature, utilizing 178 truckloads of stone.
In the late 90's, Robert developed the first Waterfall school. Here, individuals and
business owners could come and receive hands-on-experience in constructing natural
stone water features, using no cement or chemicals. Using Robert's time tested
techniques for construction, they learned to DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME!
Today, Robert is using those same techniques to construct his largest waterfall yet,
Veteran Falls. This massive waterfall is being constructed in Granbury, Texas as a
memorial to America's fallen heroes who have died fighting the war on terrorism.
| Tranquility Falls Tranquility Falls (pictured right)- the largest natual stone man-made waterfall in the United States. 178 truckloads of stone were needed in the construction, some weighing as much as 60,000 pounds. Robert Stapleton perfected the art of waterfall building on a truly massive scale. Roll your mouse over the picture at right to see a close up of the working ore car. |
| Through the Waterfall School, and now, the Video and Seminar Series, Robert is doing what he loves, building waterfalls and sharing his God given skills, techniques and passion with others. He feels that he is truly doing God's work and is enjoying every minute of it. "God has blessed me with an incredible talent to build and to teach others." says Robert. His legacy is the waterfalls he has created both large and small, and the artists he trains to carry on his tradition of excellence. |
| Robert has long been considered the leader in the design and construction of natural stone waterfalls. His unique methods produce truly natural results. Robert understands that his ability to construct these spectacular water features is a God given talent, and feels that it is his calling to pass this knowledge on to others. |
| P. O. Box 1455 Granbury, Tx 76048 Office: 682-936-7204 robert@robertstapleton.info |