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[Nanosi]

Hi im new here, im in the process of building an 8ft by 6ft by 4ft deep raised pond. Does anyone have some good tips on where to buy the liner and what type/thickness i should use? the plan is to use 16 railway sleepers on a concrete base and dig in 1 ft approx below ground level, ill add some play pit sand below aswell.

I figured this build would hold 1196 gallons or 5382 litres... not sure what brand of filter is best either..

Thanks in advance for any help

[koiguy1969]

DIY brand filters rock... look in the DIY section...iondustry standard is 45 mil epdm liners. many online places to buy justliners is one of the best...ebay is a good source too!

[bsr8129]

depending on where you are look at craigslist for liner, sometimes you can find a great deal there.

[koikeepr]

Ebay has deals on liner, too. Just be sure it is not thinner than 45 mil.

[Nanosi]

ok Thanks, ive been looking at the ebey ones and was wondering how thick i would need it.

[Nanosi]

the ebay liners i have seen are 0.3mm thick, would this be enough?

[jason081180]

like Koikeepr says "Just be sure it is not thinner than 45 mil. " for a 8ft by 6ft by 4ft deep raised pond you would need a liner that is 18x16. they don't make sizes like that so i would go with a 20x15ft liner. or if you could build a pond that is 8x8x4 a 20x20 liner would be great.

This would be great but you may want to shop around on the price.

Edited by jason081180, 17 June 2010 - 09:29 PM.

[DoDad]

Here's a liner and it can be shipped fedex.
Just call them and ask what the shipping would be to your house.
http://www.pondliner..._Pond_Liners_20

[addy1]

Try these guys, I have used their liner it is tough and works great!
http://www.btlliners.com/