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Pond liner

Postby jackal » February 27th, 2016, 10:53 am

Does anyone know where I can get 15' X 20' fish safe pond liner, preferable firestone.

Place and contact number will be appreciated.

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Re: Pond liner

Postby brakefluid » February 27th, 2016, 2:54 pm

I wantto know myself and all

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Re: Pond liner

Postby stev » February 27th, 2016, 3:28 pm

check home store in barataria

Tel.: 674-1500; 638-7733

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Re: Pond liner

Postby supercharged turbo » February 27th, 2016, 9:08 pm

How do they sell pond liner..by the foot?yard?What is the price?

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Re: Pond liner

Postby zoom rader » February 28th, 2016, 10:39 am

Why not build a concrete pond, liners you have to change out every few years.

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Re: Pond liner

Postby brakefluid » February 28th, 2016, 12:47 pm

Really? I didnt know that one

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Re: Pond liner

Postby zoom rader » February 28th, 2016, 4:19 pm

brakefluid wrote:Really? I didnt know that one


They deteriorate over time, concrete pond are life time and even support a breeding ground for good bacteria.

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Re: Pond liner

Postby DVSTT » February 28th, 2016, 7:43 pm

ZR, the Firestone is a lifetime product that you don't have to change out provided you don't get a puncture, it has a 30year guarantee on it.

As for where you'll get it, OP you'll have to ship it into the country and it'll cost you $3000.00+ just to get it here.
I'm actually waiting on one ATM.

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Re: Pond liner

Postby zoom rader » February 28th, 2016, 7:51 pm

DVSTT wrote:ZR, the Firestone is a lifetime product that you don't have to change out provided you don't get a puncture, it has a 30year guarantee on it.

As for where you'll get it, OP you'll have to ship it into the country and it'll cost you $3000.00+ just to get it here.
I'm actually waiting on one ATM.


OK, I read where they normally deteriorate over time. Maybe they have improved on the quality. I did research years ago on liners and ended up building a concrete pond after weighing the pros and Cons. For 3k depend on the size would probably cost about the same building a concrete pond providing you did the work yourself

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Re: Pond liner

Postby DVSTT » February 28th, 2016, 8:16 pm

zoom rader wrote:
DVSTT wrote:ZR, the Firestone is a lifetime product that you don't have to change out provided you don't get a puncture, it has a 30year guarantee on it.

As for where you'll get it, OP you'll have to ship it into the country and it'll cost you $3000.00+ just to get it here.
I'm actually waiting on one ATM.


OK, I read where they normally deteriorate over time. Maybe they have improved on the quality. I did research years ago on liners and ended up building a concrete pond after weighing the pros and Cons. For 3k depend on the size would probably cost about the same building a concrete pond providing you did the work yourself


Maybe the PVC or the thinner ones would, but the EDPM ones are really tough, and once you have a good under lay and cover up the exposed liner so that the sun can't directly hit it, it'll last a long time.
The 15x20 liner OP referencing weighs about 100-120lbs.

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