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Liking the process keep up the amazing work
For the conderblocks on the inside I’m just using them to temporarily hold the liner footprint in place. You’re right,You'll find it easier if you get endless slings . It's a circle there is no end . They self since to the load but are a little more work at times trying to remove them
Wondering if those straps are 100 percent nylon not a good thing .. they don't look it .
Concentrate on your largest boulders so you can step down on the size and cost for the next rental . Don't rush and burn yourself.
Nice thing about the rocks your size is if you need to add on later or do a little remodeling you can with the big boys its written in stone as they say
Becareful with the cinderblocks there 90 egret corners are often sharp enough to cut rubber. Rounding the edge or a good layer of HD fabric will help.
Are you going to set the cinderblocks onto a footing ? Obviously frost isn't an issue but settling could be.
Your obviously doing a matrix bog what's your plan for the stone.
I know first hand about that I went with a cheap liner when I started my pond and it dropped 6in over night lol so it actually cost me more I ended up buying a brand new EPDM LINER 1st pond learning experience@GBBUDD yes, you are right I am very tight on liner in two spots. It’s going to be a pain… new pond builders reading this thread in the future: don’t cheap on smaller liner to save a few bucks…
i did the same with my matrix bog and i am reworking it now. The price tag is over 5 k because i had to much liner with the pond and to shy with the the bog.... . i'm just not adding daily updates the regs are probably tired of all ive done to the pond so it will all be added at once.don’t cheap on smaller liner to save a few bucks…
watch modern advanced aquascapes online he has a great video with rock thickness an size im doing aquablox 18 " then 12" 2 to 3 river rock then 18" of 3/4 rounds and 3 inches of 3/8 riverFor the conderblocks on the inside I’m just using them to temporarily hold the liner footprint in place. You’re right,
The cinderblocks are definitely sharp!
As for the stone in the filter, I’m doing 24” with big/med/then small stone
OMG…you must be a very strong willed person lol. I’m not sure I’d be able to start over!I know first hand about that I went with a cheap liner when I started my pond and it dropped 6in over night lol so it actually cost me more I ended up buying a brand new EPDM LINER 1st pond learning experience
you are in comparison by size to most like three or four times i built a ferrari you built a damn freight linerOMG…you must be a very strong willed person lol. I’m not sure I’d be able to start over!
Nice!!only when you have a height difference and that's not the case with that area. it's seeming the liner it's realy not that hard if your a finance guy who is building a pond like you are with the boulders you are you can handle seeming i did a sticky in pond building on how to do it https://www.gardenpondforum.com/threads/seaming-epdm-liner.26807/
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