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  • Need help/advice with pond liner folds

    Hello everyone

    We are in the process of building our pond and I need some advice. We just put the liner in lastnight and that is where I’m having an issue. Our pond is an “L” shape (I’ll attack photo with dimensions and issue location) and we are having a issue with the fold on the L corner. I don’t want to cut and seal it ... I’m sure I’ll have an extra fold someplace but I can’t figure it out without having a big fold on the bottom. I have a bottom drain so I can’t have a fold on the bottom. Any ideas on how to fold this correctly? I really appreciate any advice
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  • #2

    There was a possible good tip in another similar thread from earlier. http://www.koi-bito.com/forum/pond-c...-troubles.html

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    • #3

      Look below at similar threads. "Pond Liner Trouble" Has some good tips for you to try.

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      • #4

        Originally posted by FRK View Post
        Look below at similar threads. "Pond Liner Trouble" Has some good tips for you to try.
        Thanks but mine is an L shape and I am only having the issues with the outside corner ... The other corners will be no problem.

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        • #5

          I understand but whatever fold you end up with I think the liner tape to bind it down is maybe a good idea.

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          • #6

            Originally posted by FRK View Post
            I understand but whatever fold you end up with I think the liner tape to bind it down is maybe a good idea.
            Thanks 👍 Here is the progress I made ... I’ll mess with it a little more when my wife can help. As long as the bottom is flat Ill be happy
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            • #7

              Don't forget the tip about putting about a foot of water ing to get he bottom flat then do your folds.

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              • #8

                You testing your present wrapping skills? I have a small L-shaped goldfish pond in my front yard. I put in about 6 inches of water at first to help... i wasn't fun. There are many combinations you can do for folds... just be cognizant of how you are going to be viewing the pond most of the time and "hide" as many folds away from that view.

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                • #9

                  This is a really helpful thread https://www.koi-bito.com/forum/showt...LINER-troubles. There are no links and many posts but the forum member's answer is very useful.
                  I have never tryed such pond form but now I'm thinking about to do this with new Kumonryu and Shiro Bekko. The most important thing is to use a quality pond for this pond shape. I think special pond for Koi which I've bought last year will be a good one.
                  Not all those who wander are lost

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                  • #10

                    If you have a perfect square or rectangular box, this is a pretty interesting video to watch:



                    Huge difference between a small sheet of paper and an EPDM or RPE liner though.
                    Brian Sousa
                    Koi-Bito Forum

                    Miyabi Koi Farm[/B]

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