Would this work?

[KeithG]

I got my liner from Bend Tarp and liner in oregon. Back when I got it the liner was called ppl36. I was told no need for any underlayment, but I did it anyway, we are rocks with a bit of dirt.

AquaArmor - Pond Liner by BTL Liners

The most versatile liner on the market being fish & plant safe, with high puncture resistance, AquaArmor is the strongest, most UV resistant pond liner in the industry.

www.btlliners.com

It is one huge liner that is my bog and pond. We installed it on a nice hot summer day, with the warmth it was easy to lay out. Flexible enough I could do bends, cover a small shelf. The corners were not that bad, but there are wrinkles here and there over time they just look like normal bumps in land.

it is stiff, but I would never go back to epdm, for a big pond, I do have some epdm in my small deck pond, that stuff is so slick and tears easier than my big pond liner.

Ah, ok, thanks for the information

have a fab weekend

Keith

 

[poconojoe]

I got my HDRPE liner online from American Talapia last year. The price was great and free shipping.

 

[KeithG]

I'm working w/ HDRPE right now on my pond in progress. It is a lot stiffer than epdm, but it is also a lot tougher. That said, I'm not at all unhappy with the stiffness.

Thanks for the info combatwombat, really appreciate it.

Keith

 

[addy1]

t @addy1 's liner has survived deer hooves, which would likely spell doom for EPDM.

I have had more than one deer attack. A doe decided she wanted to munch on the lily leaves. She pushed up the heron net, snacked, had a good time, then could not back out ie net. So she went into the pond a few minutes of those little hooves digging into the bottom the sides as she tried to get out. She made it. bucking jumping, panic no liner damage