The dispersal fountain is the central visual element of the ceremony after the farewell. It looks like a traditional fountain, creating the illusion that the ashes are being washed into the common underground grave by water jets. This process begins with musical undertones, the water jet rising up in circles with varying intensity, and then continues with adding lighting technology. A technique that can be attached to the end of the thick glass tube in the middle contains the urn with the ashes and the opening mechanism, by operating which the ashes can be dropped into the underground storage as the end of the mercy procedure. The option of individual placement can be ensured by collecting the ashes in an intermediate deposit.

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​In the real sites, with the appropriate orientation, the character of the water and the shape of the disperasal fountain are particularly highlighted by the backlight effect in the morning sunlight. In case of cloudy weather or in the evening (possibly after dark), spotlights take on a more dominant role. For safety reasons, it is necessary to build a cone-shaped cover over the spray well that can be easily removed laterally.