
Pond Liners:
- The most versatile and adaptable materials for pond construction.
- They are easy to store and transport, and are almost unlimited in size and pond shape.
- They do require care and forethought to install, but will yield the best results.
- Liner is susceptible to puncture or physical damage, so care is needed in installation and we advise using protective underlays and overlays.
- Various installation and edge methods are shown above.
- Always ensure there are no stress points (stretch points) and no direct sunlight exposure as the guarantee does not include UV degradation.
- If protected from the sun, liner should last 30+ years.
JOINING LINER:
- Liners can be joined on site with tape or glue. This requires a medium level of skill and if care is not taken, could result in leaks.
- Factory welds are recommended for submerged joins and long seams.
- Folds and creases are preferable to cutting and joining.
POND LINER SIZE FORMULA:
- Width: maximum pond width + (2 x max. depth) + (2 x edge allowance)
- Length: maximum pond length + (2 x max. depth) + (2 x edge allowance)
- Example: For a pond that is 4m x 3m, 0.5m deep at deepest point and 400mm edge allowance:
- Width: 3m + (2 x 0.5 = 1) + (2 x 0.4 = 0.8) = 4.8m wide
- Length: 4m + (2 x 0.5 = 1) + (2 x 0.4 = 0.8) = 5.8m long
- Example: For a pond that is 4m x 3m, 0.5m deep at deepest point and 400mm edge allowance:



