Best Pond Liners For Your Water Garden

There are easy ways to create a pond or water garden in your yard. However, by using a pond liner, you can create custom designs to your liking. These are the best pond liners:

TotalPond EPDM Pond Liner

These pond liners are an economical option for small ponds 7′ x 10′, 10′ x 13′, or larger 13′ x 20′ ponds. TotalPond Pond liners are 14.5 mil thick (that equates to .0145inches, equating to 4 sheets of standard printer paper) and are durable despite the thinner size. They are UV resistant and have a textured surface, which adds flexibility when molding to the hole. Be sure to take careful measurements before ordering, as that is the chief error that new pond builders make – finding it is slightly too small!

Beckett Pond PVC Liner

This PVC pond liner has a thickness of 20 mil. It’s ideal for beginner water gardeners due to its low weight and low cost. It’s capable of creating a 945-gallon pond.

Firestone EPDM Pond Liner

This Firestone liner has a 45 mil thickness and is expected to last for about 75 years. It’s a bit heavier than PVC but it can be shaped to fit the outlines of any pond. It is UV resistant as well as resilient against environmental damage and it has a 20-year warranty.

Aquascape EPDM Rubber Liner

The Aquascape EPDM rubber liner is resistant to punctures (45-mil thickness). It is resistant to solar UV, ozone, and oxidation. Aquascape Designs offers a 20-year warranty on its EPDM liners.

Aquascape PRO Grade EPDM Liner For Ponds

Aquascape PRO Grade EPDM Liner for ponds features superior elongation and lay-flat characteristics and is easy to install with no special tools required. They have a range of sizes and shapes – 10 x 8 foot, 10 x 10 foot, 10 x 12 foot, 15 x 15 foot, 20 x 10 foot, 20 x 15 foot, 30 x 10 foot. A good quality liner (45 mil thick) + 20 year guarantee. Used by professional pond builders. Perfect for decorative ponds, Koi ponds, Fountains, Natural ecosystem ponds, Pondless water features, Streams, Aquatic water gardens, and Waterfalls.

References