ok so about $20 per linear foot of 20' wide 45mm EPDM (??) liner.. sound good?
and for an underlayment am i pretty much stuck with sand?
and for an underlayment am i pretty much stuck with sand?
10'x10'x3'
- Thread starter BIGgourami
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i have seen alot of people use old carpet or carpet pading for underlayment with no problems
bob
bob
Carpet pad will work, but will also break down over time. If using it, make sure any small rocks and debris are cleaned b4 you install the liner
Turtles are mischievous, but no more bio load than a 20lb koi. Take a look at this site for some good pond building info:http://www.worldwidekoiclub.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=31&Itemid=119
Specifically here for filters:
http://www.worldwidekoiclub.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=70&Itemid=133
For epdm liner prices email some of the sellers on ebay. Pond liner and shipping jumped huge with oil prices, but you should still be able to get it for much less than $1 sq ft. shipped.
Use a pump built for a pond and the savings add up quickly, here is a quick comparison chart someone else posted online.
Specifically here for filters:
http://www.worldwidekoiclub.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=70&Itemid=133
For epdm liner prices email some of the sellers on ebay. Pond liner and shipping jumped huge with oil prices, but you should still be able to get it for much less than $1 sq ft. shipped.
Use a pump built for a pond and the savings add up quickly, here is a quick comparison chart someone else posted online.
