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hi we have a pond that is 138 Gallons (629 Litres) and is a raised pond we was thinking about shelves for the plants how do we create this in a wooden raised pond is there a plastic shelf for ponds if we had no shelf would the plants die thanks for your advice
 
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hi many thanks for your replys wouldnt bricks tear the liner and contaminate the water thanks
 

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I have used a few bricks they have not bothered the pond. You may want to make a stand of pvc.
If you can find flat rocks they work great.

Put some excess liner below the rocks/bricks/stand to protect the pond liner.
 
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many thanks for your advice i have search around and found some pvc shelfing and some plastic air bricks would any of these help thanks for your advice
 

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I have used bread trays, milk carts, flower pots anything strong enough to hold the item I am putting on it.
 
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Plastic shelves, milk crates, anything like that is fine. If you're concerned about your liner getting damaged, you can lay down a piece of scrap liner, rubber tub mat or something like that first.
 
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many thanks for your reply we bought some plastic shelf units to put in pond for different heights for plant requirements
 

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