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Dog's Second Best Friend Fire Hydrant Statue: Medium
Item#QL5468
4.35

(based on 16 reviews)

Both dogs and firefighters fell immediately in love with the first modern fire hydrant, invented by the Foxall & Richards Company in 1802. Our scaled, quality designer resin “puppy post” is authentic down to its antique red hue and the grass growing through the brick sidewalk at its base. This Design Toscano-exclusive fire plug sculpture is a creative addition to your garden or a memorable gift statue for a favorite firefighter!
8"Wx7"Dx14"H. 2 lbs.
dtexclusive
$35.95

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Product Details
  • Small: 5"Wx4½"Dx9½"H. 1 lb.
  • Medium: 8"Wx7"Dx14"H. 2 lbs.
  • Grande: 17"Wx15"Dx36"H. 20 lbs.
    • Product Care
    Winter Care of Design Toscano Statues:
    Many customers ask if our products stand up to long winters, extremely inclement weather, and freezing temperatures. The answer is yes, but only with proper care. While we expect the works of art we sell to be of the best quality, Mother Nature can be quite tough on these pieces. Extreme and rapid changes in temperature and humidity may affect your statues adversely. Resin and cast stone have an inherent tendency to expand and contract with climactic conditions. The ideal solution is to store your statuary away from direct exposure to the winter elements, for example, a basement, garage or gardener shed would be perfect. The following recommendations are offered to help ensure that your statuary purchases give you years of enjoyment:
  • Statues with designs that may retain or collect water should be covered or stored. They are also susceptible to damage by the effects of ice and wind.
  • If the statues do not seem securely placed, lower them from their pedestals early in the winter. In windy cities, statues on terraces should be secured to permanent structures.
  • Painted items should be allowed to winter in a covered area to protect the paint finish from damage.
  • We strongly suggest that all portable statues be taken indoors in extremely inclement weather and freezing temperatures.
    Please remember, while resin and cast stone are strong and durable, nature can be stronger. A little maintenance and care will keep your statuary investments beautiful for years to come.
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