As I move along, I'm trying to anticipate different issues I expect to encounter. One that I've researched online, youtube, etc and searched this site for is the subject of folding the liner when lying it in the hole over the underlayment. Would anyone care to share either a location where I could study the correct way of doing this, or sharing their experience when you did yours? It seems like after placing the underlayment in an irregular hole and than putting the liner on top of that one would think there would be lots of bunching of the liner if not correctly folded or pleated. I'm assuming once folded and the water is in, the folds and or pleats will stay in place under the weight and pressure of the water against it, and that would somewhat help to flatten it out. But again before filling the pond, is there a preferred way of making the folds in the liner? .........Oh one last thing, being the pita I am, has anyone else ever used 2 layers of underlayment? I tend to be overly cautious with things like this. I'm using the Firestone 45 mil EPDM liner. Thanks for any help anyone might have.
Going a little slow here as of course the water and electric lines that go to the smaller preformed pond I'm replacing had the be moved going through the garden. They would have been almost in the middle of the new liner pond. I only mention this for those who might wonder what's taking me so long, ha.
Bill
Going a little slow here as of course the water and electric lines that go to the smaller preformed pond I'm replacing had the be moved going through the garden. They would have been almost in the middle of the new liner pond. I only mention this for those who might wonder what's taking me so long, ha.
Bill