Firestone 45mil EPDM Rubber Pond Liner 15ft.x20ft.

Used it on a low pitch roof. Stuck it down with contact cement. Coated it with Liquid Rubber. Been some years now. I'm about to buy more to do another similar roof.

After doing a lot of research both online and with local pond experts, we decided to go with the EPDM rubber pond liner despite the additional cost. Not only is it considered more environmentally sound and durable, but almost a necessity if you want fish without fear of contamination etc... Since a pond is not something we want to re-do every few years due to a poor quality liner, nor do we want to risk puncture/tears/rips that could ruin the plants and fish, this seemed like the best option and most cost effective in terms of time and expensve over the long run. BUT, when we began searching locally for an EPDM liner, the price was either very high OR the size options very small. Originally we thought about a 10x15 size but after calculating pond dimensions and depth (don't forget the depth), realized it was not sufficient. (As a side note, for those that are searching for a basic pond rule of thumb...take the desired length of feet, add 2 feet, and 2x desired depth to calculate width. Do the same for width). Decided to order this - very pleased with the purchase. The price per square foot was competitive with the best local prices per square foot for the smaller sizes yet we were able to get a larger dimension for a more useful pond size. Thickness is of a very nice quality. Seller was prompt, delivery quite rapid. This was the same liner a professional pond installer uses on his personal pond so should last for a substantial period of time. Overall, great product and a great price with superb service!

This is the premium in liners. Conforms nicely to pond.

Delivery was over three weeks late but the liner is just what I needed. A little pricey.

If you’re building a pond this is the liner you want! It’s thick and durable. I built my pond on a budget, but this was one of the items I didn’t cheap out on. If you buy a cheap liner and end up with a tear or hole you’re going to have to breakdown entire pond and start with a new liner. Spend the little bit of extra money now and do it right the first time. I did a lot of research when building my pond and I’m so happy I went with a quality liner. You won’t be disappointed in this product.