[Dirt Digger2]

hey guys, I saw this liner a year or two ago but can't find it online. It is a pre-formed liner that was a sandstone beige. If I remember correctly it also had small pebbles molded into the plastic. Does anyone know what liner i am talking about? I am trying to find if it still exists and a local dealer

thanks

 

[turner_landscaping]

The only one i can think of is a liner that Oase made it had pebbles infused into the liner. It was a neat product. However since Oase is pulling out of the U.S the product is no longer around. You might find it on the web through companys that has left over though.

greg

 

[STL Ponds and Waterfalls]

I'm not familiar with that product but most prefabbed ponds crack and break in the colder climates.

 

[tadpole]

I have seen the liner with the Pebble design. Lowe's carried it for a very short time. It didn't sell. Looked really tacky in an installation, plus it didn't hold up. Was not EPDM but appeared to be some type of vinyl. We all know what the Sun will do to vinyl!! Had to be over Ten years ago. Never have seen a pre-formed in this pattern. Pre-forms do not fair much better in the South, they eventually crack from UV exposure or faulty installation.

 

[STL Ponds and Waterfalls]

I have seen the liner with the Pebble design. Lowe's carried it for a very short time. It didn't sell. Looked really tacky in an installation, plus it didn't hold up. Was not EPDM but appeared to be some type of vinyl. We all know what the Sun will do to vinyl!! Had to be over Ten years ago. Never have seen a pre-formed in this pattern. Pre-forms do not fair much better in the South, they eventually crack from UV exposure or faulty installation.

Plus they are harder than heck to keep filtered and clean.

 

[tadpole]

I think that they were originally the Brainchild of Ron Popeil of Vegiematic and Pocket Fisherman fame.