ELEVATE THE AESTHETICS AND EFFECTS OF YOUR WATER FEATURE WITH OUR TULIP JET.
FROM CONCEPT TO CREATION
The Concept
Click the video to discover how the Tulip Jet came to life. Inspired by the lavender fields of Cannes, JML worked with David L’Heureux, Director of Commercial Products, to bring JML’s design to life, an elegant, interactive nozzle for a signature project. Learn what makes it unique and how it reflects our commitment to innovation and quality.
The Engineering
Click the video to learn more about The Tulip Jet, its engineering. George Ayer, Director of Product Engineering, shares insights into its development, including testing processes, performance enhancements, and sustainability considerations.
In House Testing
In-House Testing Capabilities:
Precision guides every stage of our process. At our Toronto facility, we combine stainless steel fabrication, product engineering, mockups, and testing to ensure optimal performance. Each element, from water flow to assembly tolerances, is carefully controlled for reliability and visual impact. Everything is done in-house.
We worked closely with JML for the Tulip Jet to ensure their concept was accurately realized. Multiple prototypes refined the nozzle geometry for a seamless water sheet and foot-friendly, deck-level interactivity. Built with 316 stainless steel, it was rigorously tested for durability in high-traffic environments. Aesthetic testing and light colour matching were key to achieving consistency with client preferences and architectural lighting.
The Outcome
Click the video to watch the final outcome. See how the vision came to life, from the initial concept to the finished design.
Watch Lavender Fountain come to life at Cannes, France.
