About Dlsfountain
Dalisi is a Fountain Design Company & designer
Beijing Dalisi Landscape Engineering Co., Ltd. is a fountain company dedicated to the design, production, construction and performance of musical fountains. Founded in 2004, the company has successfully designed and built more than 100 fountain projects, including large-scale fountain projects such as water shows, musical fountains, water curtain movies, and event opening and closing ceremonies fountain performances. The company has a number of invention and design patents, and has won many national awards. Among them, the self-developed high-tech fountain products such as fire fountain, air explosion fountain and swing fountain have won unanimous praise from customers. The company is based in Beijing of China and serves the world.
The company has a professional fountain technical team. Through 20 years of continuous accumulation and development, in the field of fountains, whether it is square fountains, lake fountains, light fountains, floating fountains, pool fountains, landmark fountains, amusement park fountains and other characteristic fountains, all has rich experience in fountain projects. What we want to do is not only a beautiful musical fountain, but also a contemporary art that combines water with music, dance and technology.
Our website:www.dlsfountain.com
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