Pond Liners

EasyPro DuraLiner™ Roll – 45mil EPDM Rubber Pond Liner from $600.00

EasyPro DuraLiner Roll – 45mil EPDM Rubber Pond Liner 45 mil EPDM liner is the preferred choice of professional landscapers, nurseries and pond builders for koi ponds, water gardens, water features, garden ponds, retention ponds, commercial ponds, artificial ponds, decorative ponds, recreational ponds, swim ponds, golf course ponds, streams and water features. DuraLiner™ is fish and plant friendly, easy to shape and form, and the material stays flexible even in extreme temperatures from -40° to 175°F. This durable liner is puncture, weather and UV resistant – will not crack with age. Features: Only first quality virgin resins are used and all materials meet or exceed the requirements of ASTM D7465 (Type 1) Technical Specifications. Easy to shape and form! Stays flexible even in extreme temperatures from -40° to 175°F. Durable 45 mil rubber is weather and UV resistant – will not crack with age. Puncture resistant DuraLiner™ is also available in custom cut sizes, and in various pre-cut boxed sizes Fish and plant friendly 20 year limited warranty Specifications: Name Quantity Name Quantity Liner Size 10' x 50' Roll Liner Size 30' x 50' Roll Core Length 7' Core Length 7' Thickness (mil) 45 mil Thickness (mil) 45 mil Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 350% 350% 350% 350% Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Tensile Set (%) 7% Tensile Set (%) 7% Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49?F (-45?C) Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49?F (-45?C) Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 9 Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 9 Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 275% Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 275% Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 23.9 Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 23.9 Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70?F (21?C)) (%) 1.70% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70?F (21?C)) (%) 1.70% Visual Inspection PASS Visual Inspection PASS Weight 185 lbs. Weight 510 lbs. Name Quantity Name Quantity Liner Size 15' x 50' Roll Liner Size 35' x 50' Roll Core Length 7' Core Length 11' Thickness (mil) 45 mil Thickness (mil) 45 mil Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 350% 350% 350% 350% Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Tensile Set (%) 7% Tensile Set (%) 7% Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49?F (-45?C) Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49?F (-45?C) Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 9 Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 9 Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 275% Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 275% Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 23.9 Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 23.9 Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70?F (21?C)) (%) 1.70% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70?F (21?C)) (%) 1.70% Visual Inspection PASS Visual Inspection PASS Weight 225 lbs. Weight 600 lbs. Name Quantity Name Quantity Liner Size 20' x 50' Roll Liner Size 40' x 50' Roll Core Length 7' Core Length 11' Thickness (mil) 45 mil Thickness (mil) 45 mil Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 350% 350% 350% 350% Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Tensile Set (%) 7% Tensile Set (%) 7% Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49?F (-45?C) Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49°F (-45°C) Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 9 Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240° 9 Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 275% Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240° 275% Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 23.9 Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240° 23.9 Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70?F (21?C)) (%) 1.70% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70°F (21°C)) (%) 1.70% Visual Inspection PASS Visual Inspection PASS Weight 350 lbs. Weight 685 lbs. Name Quantity Name Quantity Liner Size 25' x 50' Roll Liner Size 50' x 50' Roll Core Length 7' Core Length 11' Thickness (mil) 45 mil Thickness (mil) 45 mil Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 Tensile Strength (MPa) 9.1 350% 350% 350% 350% Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Angular Tear (kN/m) 27 Tensile Set (%) 7% Tensile Set (%) 7% Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49?F (-45?C) Brittleness Point Max PASS - No cracks at -49°F (-45°C) Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Ozone Resistance No Cracks/PASS Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 9 Tensile Strength (MPa) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240° 9 Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 275% Elongation Ultimate (%) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240° 275% Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240? 23.9 Angular Tear (kN/m) Heat Aged 670 hours at 240° 23.9 Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Linear Dimension Change (%) -0.45% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70?F (21?C)) (%) 1.70% Water Absorption (166 hours @ 70°F (21°C)) (%) 1.70% Visual Inspection PASS Visual Inspection PASS Weight 430 lbs. Weight 850 lbs.

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Aquascape Boxed Pond Liner, 45 Mil, Multiple Sizes from $191.20 $191.20

Aquascape 45 mil fish-safe EPDM pond liner leads the industry in quality and reliability. The 45 mil fish-safe EPDM Pond Liner acts as a membrane for retaining water in ponds, Pondless Waterfalls, and other water features.Backed by an industry leading 20-year guarantee, Aquascape is the choice of discriminating pond professionals. Safe for fish and plants Superior elongation and lay-flat characteristics Exceptional resistance to solar UV, ozone and oxidation Ease of installation with no special tools required Durability - 45 mil thickness 20-year guarantee Sizing Suggestions: Calculation: length - add overall length plus twice the maximum depth width - add the overall width plus twice the maximum depth It's recommended to factor in an additional 2' of overlap for around the pond edging. Calculation example:A pond 8ft. Wide x 12 ft. Long and 4 1/2 ft. deep will need a liner 20x 25. Width: 8 + 4.5 + 4.5 + 2 =19, rounded up to 20 Length: 12 + 4.5 + 4.5 + 2 =23, rounded up to 25 For boxed liner, we recommend you round UP to the nearest available size. It's never fun to be short and have to try to splice in extra liner. Plus any excess can easily be trimmed or tucked underneath on the edges or used for extra cushioning underneath rocks. We also can do custom cut liners- call for quote (833)-936-3231

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Why You Need a Pond Liner

The primary role of a pond liner is to prevent water from seeping into the surrounding soil. Without a liner, natural soil absorption will lead to constant water loss, making it difficult to maintain the right water level in your pond. Pond liners create a watertight barrier between the ground and your pond, allowing you to control the size, shape, and depth of your water feature with ease. They also help prevent soil erosion and protect the pond’s foundation from plant root invasion, ensuring your pond remains structurally sound for years to come.

Types of Pond Liners

At Pond Haven, we offer different types of pond liners to suit your specific needs:

Flexible PVC Liners: These liners are easy to shape and mold to the contours of your pond, making them ideal for irregularly shaped ponds. They offer excellent UV resistance and are durable enough to withstand the elements.
EPDM Rubber Liners: Known for their flexibility and durability, EPDM rubber liners are a popular choice for larger ponds. They are resistant to punctures and can handle extreme temperatures, ensuring your pond remains intact regardless of climate.
Preformed Liners: For smaller or more decorative ponds, preformed liners are an excellent option. These rigid liners come in various shapes and sizes, making installation quick and easy while providing excellent water retention.

Benefits of Using Liner for your Pond

Water Retention: Pond liners are essential for maintaining the water level in your pond, preventing leaks and water loss.
Customization: With flexible liners, you can easily create ponds of various shapes, sizes, and depths to suit your landscape design.
Durability: Our liners are made from high-quality materials that are built to last, offering long-term protection against punctures, UV damage, and harsh weather conditions.
Eco-Friendly: Using a pond liner also prevents chemicals from leaching into the soil and groundwater, protecting the surrounding ecosystem.

Choosing the Right Pond Liner

When selecting a pond liner, consider the size of your pond, the type of aquatic life you plan to support, and the climate of your region. For larger ponds or those in harsh climates, a more robust option like EPDM rubber liners may be ideal. Smaller ponds or backyard water features might benefit from the ease of installation offered by preformed liners. At Pond Haven, we provide expert advice to help you choose the best liner for your specific project.

Frequently Asked Questions

The best type of pond liner is typically EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) rubber liner. It is highly durable, flexible, and resistant to UV rays and extreme temperatures. EPDM is preferred for most ponds due to its long lifespan and ability to conform to irregular shapes.

You should put a protective underlayment beneath your pond liner to prevent punctures from rocks, roots, or sharp objects. This underlayment can be a commercial fabric specifically designed for pond liners, or you can use materials like old carpet, sand, or even newspaper layers as a budget-friendly alternative.

A 45-mil (1.14 mm) thickness is generally considered the best for most ponds. It offers a good balance between durability and flexibility, making it suitable for a wide range of pond sizes and shapes. Thicker liners like 60 mil are available for larger or more demanding projects.

The life expectancy of a pond liner depends on the material. An EPDM liner can last 20 to 30 years or more with proper installation and maintenance. Other materials like PVC may have a shorter lifespan, often around 10 to 15 years.

Pond liners typically do not have a functional difference between the shiny and dull sides. However, for aesthetic reasons or to ensure better adhesion with certain materials, it’s common to place the shiny side down. Always check the manufacturer's guidelines.

A 45 Mil EPDM pond liner can last 20 to 30 years or more, depending on environmental factors, installation quality, and maintenance practices.

If water gets under a pond liner, it can create bubbles or floating sections of the liner, disrupting the pond's appearance and potentially damaging the liner. This situation can be addressed by ensuring proper drainage beneath the liner and possibly adding an underdrain to allow trapped water to escape.

Yes, a pond liner is essential for most ponds to hold water and prevent it from seeping into the ground. It creates a waterproof barrier that helps maintain the pond's water level. However, natural ponds with a clay bottom may not require a liner, though they are less common.

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