Pond Glass topped Table, Can It Be Done ?
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Ok so got hold of some polystyrene and used it to line the bottom of the pond then fitted the liner. The liner was awkward to fold into the corners but it looks great
I then cut the lifting blocks and used some of the left over liner to cover them, this stops the glass from sliding. Then filled the pond with water and left it to settle.
Today i'll do the plumbing and the electrics
I then cut the lifting blocks and used some of the left over liner to cover them, this stops the glass from sliding. Then filled the pond with water and left it to settle.Today i'll do the plumbing and the electrics
Even with the glass top being elevated, the water temperature is going to get quite warm if the pond is exposed to sunlight. I like the way it looks.
Are you thinking about plantings? Lilly's would look nice and create shade.
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Im thinking of leaving it natural and just sealing it.
Thanks, im keeping an eye on the temperature or should I say keeping a finger in it Lol
Yes im looking at some lilly's.... great minds......
Thanks dont know where I saw it or dreamt it lol..
Been done
I love the top one, very nice
Thanks for your input people, im looking forward to putting the lights on for the first time
Ok got the pump, UV light and filter up and running today the fish seem to like their new home
The pipes and cable are just pushed into the the top at the minute, i'll drill the top 4" and pass the pipes and cable though just above the water level using 90* elbows, that will make it much tidier.
The pipes and cable are just pushed into the the top at the minute, i'll drill the top 4" and pass the pipes and cable though just above the water level using 90* elbows, that will make it much tidier.
