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*The National Center on Accessibility does not promote or endorse any products. For your convenience, we have compiled this information to be used as a resource. Products listed may or may not meet accessibility standards or recommendations. It is important to check design specifications of products. This list is not comprehensive. For more detailed information, please contact the NCA at (812) 856-4422 Voice, (812) 856-4421 TTY or nca@indiana.edu.

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A green pedestal drinking fountain includes an arm that extends from the main structure outward. Both the main pedestal and the arm have drinking fountains with the one on the arm being lower than the other. A rounded blue pedestal holds three drinking fountains at three different levels. This picture showcases several drinking fountains against a blue background. There are two wall mounted fountains in the bottom right-hand corner, and the three remaining fountains are pedestal fountains with arms extending out from the post holding a drinking fountain. This square pedestal fountain has a surface of aggregate that looks like a bunch of tiny pebbles cemented together. There are two drinking areas, one on the main pedestal and the other is slightly lower on the extending pedestal arm.
Kay Park
Most Dependable
Murdock Fountains
Stern-Williams Co.




A green pedestal drinking fountain includes an arm that extends from the main structure outward. Both the main pedestal and the arm have drinking fountains with the one on the arm being lower than the other.

Kay Park Recreation Corporation

  • Kay Park Recreation Corporation
    1301 Pine Street
    Janesville, IA 50647
    Toll Free: (800) 553-2476
    Phone: (319) 987-2313
    Fax: (319) 987-2900
    www.kaypark.com
  • The National Center on Accessibility does not promote or endorse any product or manufacturer.

A rounded blue pedestal holds three drinking fountains at three different levels.

Most Dependable Fountains

  • Most Dependable Fountains
    5705 Commander Drive
    Arlington, TN 38002-0587
    Toll Free: (800) 552-6331
    Phone: (901) 867-0039
    Fax: (901) 867-4008
    www.mostdependable.com
  • The National Center on Accessibility does not promote or endorse any product or manufacturer.

This picture showcases several drinking fountains against a blue background. There are two wall mounted fountains in the bottom right-hand corner, and the three remaining fountains are pedestal fountains with arms extending out from the post holding a drinking fountain. Murdock Fountains
  • Murdock Fountains
    2488 River Road
    Cincinnati, OH. 45204
    Phone: (513) 471-7700
    www.murdockfountains.com
  • The National Center on Accessibility does not promote or endorse any product or manufacturer.

This square pedestal fountain has a surface of aggregate that looks like a bunch of tiny pebbles cemented together. There are two drinking areas, one on the main pedestal and the other is slightly lower on the extending pedestal arm. Stern-Williams Co., Inc.
  • Stern-Williams Co., Inc.
    PO Box 8004
    Shawnee Mission, KS 66208
    Phone: (913) 362-5635
    Fax: (913) 362-6689
    www.sternwilliams.com
  • The National Center on Accessibility does not promote or endorse any product or manufacturer.




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