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Fireworks Fountains

A fountain sits on the ground and sprays sparks and color upward. Nothing is launched into the sky, so fountains are a classic way to open a show, keep things going while you set up the next aerial piece, or give younger family members something to watch up close (from a safe distance, with an adult lighting). The APA 87-1 standard sets limits for consumer fountains, including per-tube composition limits and a cap on fountains with several tubes on one base.

In a show, fountains shine at the start and in quiet gaps. Lining up two or three and lighting them one after another makes a simple, steady opener. Mix in different sizes from our list to change the pace.

Even though fountains stay on the ground, they throw sparks. Set each one on a flat, hard surface away from dry grass, buildings and cars, and never hold one in your hand. Keep a hose or bucket of water close by.

Fountains suit families and anyone who wants a long, easy-to-run segment for a small price. Check your city and county rules first, since most cities ban fireworks in city limits. Reserve online and pay at pickup at our store, 5159 I-30 in Caddo Mills (Exit 83). No shipping, local pickup only.

Fountain Street, the fountain aisle Shelves full of fountains

Fountains: questions

Questions

Are fountains safer than aerial fireworks?

They do not launch anything, but they still throw hot sparks. Use them on a flat, hard surface away from anything that can burn, and keep water nearby.

Where do fountains fit in a show?

They make a good opener and fill gaps between cakes. Many people start with a row of fountains, then move to aerial items.

Do you ship fountains?

No. We never ship. Reserve online and pay at pickup in Caddo Mills.

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