The simple answer to that question is no - the weight of the water will be enough to hold it in place if you go the route of a whole new liner.
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The simple answer to that question is no - the weight of the water will be enough to hold it in place if you go the route of a whole new liner.
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That is a nice pond! Good luck with the fix. They do make kits for repairing liner. But you need to know where it is leaking which may be difficult.
That is a nice pond! Good luck with the fix. They do make kits for repairing liner. But you need to know where it is leaking which may be difficult.
I appreciate your welcome comments. That's part of the pond. The second part of the pond runs at a lower level l-shaped but runs completely separate to the higher level pond. I'll post a picture in daylight!! We inherited the two ponds when we moved in almost 20 years ago and still have some of the original fish! It's such a shame we're struggling to detect the leak and hope the replacement liner solves the problem. I'll keep you posted!
Yay, the new liner is in and water level barely moved overnight. Fish appear happy so all good. Appreciate all your help and suggestions. My husband believes it was the seam on the previous liner that had become weak on the base. The new liner comes with a 25 year guarantee so if that's the case, the previous liner is possibly that age.