Pond Liner
Pond Liner info with Darrell Rhoades and Jim Nicholson
Our featured expert this week is Jim Nicholson.
Jim has been in the pond industry for many years, extremely knowledgeable and knows the importance of getting the job done right the first time.
Be sure to listen to the audio to learn more about Jim and the ultimate in pond liners. When contacting Jim be sure to let him know Darrell Rhoades from WhatPond sent you to receive your discount. Contact info and audio is at the end of this post.
What happens if you’re location does not offer enough clay content to hold water?
Yep you will end up with time and money spent just to have a bowl or depression in the ground that does not hold water. That would be depressing unless you had alternate plans of 4 wheeler play ground or cement it for a great skate arena. All kidding aside this is a tragic thing to happen, after all the work and anticipation of having a great pond just to find it won’t hold water. Be sure to plan ahead to include the costs of a pond liner.
There is a fix for this but needs to be thought of before hand, as an additional cost to pond building. And that thought is using a pond liner that will hold the water and strong enough to hold the weight of the water. One gallon of water weighs, on average, 8.3 pounds, a one acre pond holds 1 million gallons of water, that equals 8,3000,000 lbs of water in the pond. Now that is not all in one spot but it is spread out over the entire pond. The bottom will have the most water pressure, then the sides.Coming up the sides the pressure will be less at the shore line.
This is where the pond liner comes in to play. Having the strongest liner will help in assuring your success in the ultimate pond.
T0 learn more check out the Technical section.
Be sure to tell Jim Nicholson that Darrell Rhoades from WhatPond says hello to be sure you get your discount.
Jim Nicholson
PH# 920-779-0306
Fax 920-779-9905
Jim (at) btlliners (dot) com
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