Pond Liner?

[Jeff1]

Does anyone know where I can purchase a pond liner in the Korat area?

Thank you,

Jeff

[TBWG]

Does anyone know where I can purchase a pond liner in the Korat area?

Thank you,

Jeff

Hi

Not a lot of response! Was hoping to learn if they are available in LOS as could use one myself.

Still at least moved it back up the page and await developments.

TBWG

[Jeff1]

Thanks TBWG,

Im starting to get a complex.

[meatgrowler]

Thanks TBWG,

Im starting to get a complex.

render it and then fibreglass it.....

[chownah]

I usually think of "constructing" a pond liner and not "purchasing" a pond liner. Pond liners can be constructed from concrete, clay, or plastic sheeting......can't think of any other methods commonly used. Seems like this has been discussed here before...maybe do a search.

Chownah

[TBWG]

I usually think of "constructing" a pond liner and not "purchasing" a pond liner. Pond liners can be constructed from concrete, clay, or plastic sheeting......can't think of any other methods commonly used. Seems like this has been discussed here before...maybe do a search.

Chownah

Hi Chownah

Concrete lining my pond is not an option due to the size approx 40 meter x 30m x 4m clay lined and is for ornamental purposes, while it looks OK after the rainy season the rest of the year it looks an eyesore as the water level drops.

I am rapidly coming to the conclusion that it will have to be filled in and a much smaller one constructed from concrete etc.

Thanks

TBWG

[Jeff1]

I usually think of "constructing" a pond liner and not "purchasing" a pond liner. Pond liners can be constructed from concrete, clay, or plastic sheeting......can't think of any other methods commonly used. Seems like this has been discussed here before...maybe do a search.

Chownah

I did a search and found someone asking back in 5-21-05 about one. I figured there might be some new people that had an idea where to buy a plastic one.

[Khutan]

I have seen rolls of the plastic in Bangkok, give me some time to remember where.

I saw a really good way to "Weld" the plastic. There were 2 men one with a Heat Paint Stripper and the other with a "V" shaped piece of steel and what looked to be little more than a Pizza Cutter. The plastic heated by the heat gun was then forced together with the "V" and the metal wheel.

Looked a very neat solution.