TotalPond 871980305337 Pond Liner, 13-foot by 20-foot, Black

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered the 20x13 liner. It is very pliable and molds nicely to whatever form you're trying to create. I let it sit out in the sun for hours and it stayed pliable, didnt get hard. It is perfect for creating your pond or water feature. Strong and sturdy. Simple to install. Great purchase for the price.

After several efforts to find the leaks in my preformed pond I decided to put in a liner. Bought the 13’x20’ and doubled it to give me 28+ thickness. Since the original thickness is thin it is very easy to work with. With all of the curves and shelves on the pond I didn’t try to make the walls perfectly smooth. The 4 shelves weren’t a problem. Everything is lying flat. The folds and creases don’t detract from the looks. Because of the double thickness I put it directly on the plastic pond surface. Don’t know about durability but it looks great in the Gazebo

while this product is excellent in quality, I ordered 3 because it was not available full size in the size I needed and had to piece them together. So far it has been a nightmare with leaking, not because of the liner itself, but because I had to piece them together with pond liner tape and it does not hold, so pretty much will have to find a liner 1 piece a lot bigger.

It came nice and folded, with zero blemishes or scratches or any cuts. This is expected, and receiving something fated to leak from the get go would be unacceptable to many. It may seem quite pricey, but for the price you pay now, you get much more out of it in the long run, with much less worry for the liner to tear or just have things go wrong. It is easy to trim off the excess liner as well, and it worked really well for my pond build. It does the job, and the quality is very good as well, which gives me hope that I won't need to bother with it for quite some time.

Had no choice but to do a fall install. Got a lucky 50F day and went for it. Heated it up in bathroom then ran it outside to lay it in place & fill. Holds water. Looks nice.

One of the sturdier pond liners that I’ve come across. Although the thickness is less than most pond liners, the fiber woven in between the plastic increases it’s durability and flexibility at half the price of normal liners. Definitely one of the better liners I’ve seen at a reasonable price.

This is a nice pond liner. I believe its 16.5mil thick. Abd it has like nylon strands going through it to reinforce it more. It really feels strong. Its shipped well packaged and it was easy to unfold. It formed to my pond very nice. It easy to work with. I am very happy with this And belive it will hold up for many years. My ducks and geese love it. I posted a few pictures, But my pond is not close to completed. But it has been full of water for over a week now and its great. Wish the water fall and all the plants and rocks were in place. My pond is 14ft × 9ft and 2ft deep after getting the liner in placeand working everything to fit nice theres plebty of liner to do the job. I will pist another picture after to follow up.

Very durable and quite easy to install. Punctual delivery. My water garden pond is not your typically designed pond. Do not install this liner with out first utilizing an under liner for entire pond and "play sand" for pond bed(s). My 600 gallon, 5.5ft. deep (lowest depth) water pond has multi level beds/tiers below the water level. It is triangular and is much larger than what it appears to be in the photo I have provided. DO NOT place stones, rocks and boulders that have very rough or sharp edges directly against the liner within the pond beneath intended top water levels. Smooth /soft stones/objects (heavy or light) against liner only. Sharper stones/objects can be stacked (firmly) on top of smooth/soft stones if you are willing to take that risk. Do not wear shoes when and if it is necessary to stand on liner within pond during installation. If you plan on having fish in your pond, you should make sure that the dull side of liner is facing up in order for faster and more even growth of beneficial bacteria, especially if you do not intend on using stones within the interior of pond. I made this mistake and installed liner with glossy side up, and I definitely was not going to do it all over again and waste everything, so guess what I had to do, very carefully...

I replaced my old EPDM liner with this one when I expanded my pond. This liner is much lighter and easier to handle. It’s quite thin but tough and so far it’s holding up well and no leaks. We will see how it performs over time.

You get what you pay for for sure. At 14.5mm it's nowhere near as durable as the rubber alternatives. However if you handle and treat it carefully it works just as well.We lined the hole with 2" of sand and then a layer of quilts from the thrift store.Then we carefully added the liner and put more quilts on top of it at the bottom where we walk to add plants, clean etc.After the quilt was in we covered it in pea gravel making sure to not get any under the walking surface. Only fill with water after the gravel so the quilts don't float up.Holds water well, just be careful, treat it like a tarp and don't wear your crampons when your in there...But we built the pond and added plants for under 500$ cad all in so I would definately recommend the product. Just call your chiropractor before your start.

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pond liner is very easy to install and follows contours very nicely it has excellent thickness . the product does get hard and slightly brittle with exposure to uv from the sun or magnifying effect water has on the liner.