Pond Liners

Yes - small tears or punctures (e.g., from sharp tools or debris) are easily fixed. Use a repair patch kit or compatible adhesive (specific to the liner material, e.g., EPDM or PVC), following the instructions to ensure a watertight seal. For extensive damage, replacing the affected section, or installing a full liner replacement, might be advised.

Absolutely- pond liner underlay adds essential protection. It cushions the liner, shielding it from sharp rocks, roots, or rough ground and can significantly extend the liner’s life. We offer quality Pond Liner Underlay that’s affordable insurance against punctures and wear.

Measure the maximum length, width, and depth of your intended pond shape. Then, allow extra overlap (typically 20–30 cm) on all sides to accommodate trenches, edging, and anchoring.

For example, a 2 m × 1.5 m rectangular pond that's 0.6 m deep would need a liner roughly 2.6 m × 2.1 m.

If you'd like, we can assist using our Pond Calculator tool for precise sizing.

Each liner material offers unique benefits:

• EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer): Highly flexible and tear-resistant, ideal for irregular or complex pond shapes. Long-lasting and weather-resistant.
• Butyl Rubber: Slightly thicker and more robust than EPDM; excellent puncture resistance and UV stability—great for installations with potentially abrasive edges.
• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Lightweight and cost-effective, but less flexible over time - best for simpler, rectangular ponds where ease-of-installation matters.
• Firestone EverGuard EPDM: Premium-grade liner known for exceptional durability, heavy-duty strength, and longer lifespan - perfect for larger or high-traffic ponds.