| P. O. Box 1455 Granbury, TX 76048 682-936-7204 robert@robertstapleton.info |
| Robert Stapleton and "Natural Waterfalls" will teach you how to turn your backyard into the perfect vacation retreat! |
| "Natural Waterfalls with Robert Stapleton" is a refreshingly new show that is dedicated to teaching all of its viewers the time tested techniques developed by waterfall artist, Robert Stapleton. "Natural Waterfalls with Robert Stapleton" is a cut above the rest of the "do-it-yourself" shows. The end result will leave you speechless and hungry for more. |
Click on the video play button at right to
view Poolside Paradise, the latest episode of
"Natural Waterfalls with Robert Stapleton".
Watch as we remove Don and Page's old, non functioning
waterfall, and build a spectacular water feature with multiple
waterfalls and spillways.
As an added surprise to Don and Page,we have added a
beautiful stone pathway that meanders through a peaceful
prayer garden, laced with dynamic rock outcroppings, and
flower beds with moss rock borders. Their reaction at the
unveiling says it all!
Press play to watch "Poolside Paradise"
view Poolside Paradise, the latest episode of
"Natural Waterfalls with Robert Stapleton".
Watch as we remove Don and Page's old, non functioning
waterfall, and build a spectacular water feature with multiple
waterfalls and spillways.
As an added surprise to Don and Page,we have added a
beautiful stone pathway that meanders through a peaceful
prayer garden, laced with dynamic rock outcroppings, and
flower beds with moss rock borders. Their reaction at the
unveiling says it all!
Press play to watch "Poolside Paradise"
| Now showing! Click on "Poolside Paradise" to view the entire episode online and to see highlights from the constuction of this spectacular water feature. |
| The episodes below are in post production editing. Click on each name to get a sneak peek at what makes each show so amazing! |
Robert's methods of construction, using no cement or chemicals,
follow today's "Green" standards of construction. He was "keeping
it natural" long before the environmentalists made the idea popular.
follow today's "Green" standards of construction. He was "keeping
it natural" long before the environmentalists made the idea popular.